[Cyber Liberty]

My Blu Ray player has access to YouTube, so I watch it on a big screen.

What I want to know is how do I find the whole-length versions of movies? I’ve gone looking for movies, and them having it in five or six pieces that I have to find between watching sections. It’s worse than commercials.

[tomkat]

Right under the search box up top is a button labeled 'filters'

Click that and you can choose length, resolution, etc

[tomkat]

Sorry should've prefaced my #21 with > type anything in the search box - abc, 123, whatever - and in the resulting 'results' page will be the filter button.

Then you can enter an actual search term with options selected under filters.

[HoneysuckleTN]

What I want to know is how do I find the whole-length versions of movies? I’ve gone looking for movies, and them having it in five or six pieces that I have to find between watching sections. It’s worse than commercials.

Create an account at YouTube and sign in on your computer. You can use a junk Gmail addy if you don't want to use your real e-mail.

When you find a movie you want to watch on the TV, click the "Add to" link right under the video.

In the "Enter new playlist name" space, type in something, like Movies 1. Number them because I've found that all the movies won't show up in the Playlist when you try to watch them on the TV if you have more than ten or so in one Playlist. I just keep it to ten in each one.

If you find a movie that's in many parts, name a Playlist the name of the movie, then add the parts in order, starting with Part 1. When you go to play them on the TV, they will play in order, one right after the other.

On your blu-ray player, log in to your YouTube account on the YouTube app, under "My Account". I think that's where it is. I did this months ago, and I keep it logged in all the time.

After you've logged in, click "My Account", then scroll down and click "Playlists". The Playlists you created (like Movies 1) will be listed there. Just click the first one.

I keep a bunch of Playlists named and numbered Old Movies, that are old b/w movies. I'll put one on and watch till I fall asleep.

Hope you can make sense out of all that! Kind of hard to explain. LOL If you have any questions or need clarification, just ping me or FReep mail me.

[Hot Tabasco]

Have you tried Hulu?