New Delhi: Google is reportedly working on a new feature called YouTube Radio, which is reportedly being experimented with as an extension of the YouTube Mix feature that is already part of the video service.
YouTube Radio is meant to stream videos non-stop and also allow for personalisation. It is said to be in testing and only available to a limited number of users.
A non-stop station playing music videos continuously is based on the first video you stream and gives you another option to listen to music throughout the day without having to deal with the cap of the 50 video limit which is currently available through the YouTube Mix function.
Though it seems to be an experiment at the moment, if it tends to be a popular one then Google could end up rolling it out to everyone in the future. However, it is unknown whether or not Google would keep this alongside the already available YouTube Mix or replace it with this improved feature.
It is not clear when the company plans to launch YouTube Radio to the rest of its users, and we wonder if this is something that will make it onto the mobile platform as part of the YouTube Music Key service which users can get access to alongside All Access for a monthly $9.99 fee.
