Most people won't care, but Apple today updated its Apple TV device to include YouTube support
It also updated it with a couple of other useful extras at the same time. You can now select the appropriate iTunes Store for your country to make sure the “iTunes Top TV episodes” and “iTunes movies” options don't appear unless you're in the US because you can't buy bloody anything from the iTunes Store unless you're in the US.
You can also sort things by date, which is helpful if you don't name your files properly or the cocking useless Apple TV sorts things out of order.
How about a “play stuff that's recorded in some format I might actually have” option, Apple?
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I've finally found a use for the YouTube function on the Apple TV
June 21, 2007 | Reply
Rob, do you know if the Apple TV's YouTube implementation will play any of the embedding-disabled videos in the BBC channel?
June 21, 2007 | Reply
I'll have a look tonight for you.
June 21, 2007 | Reply
The quick answer is no, it won't. I don't know whether that's because they're blocked or they're not yet available in the H.264 format necessary but will be at some point. Certainly a quick search for "Saxon" turned up nothing.