How Do I Get My Photos From My Camera To My Ipad

YouTube video playing Picture-in-Picture on iPad — Khamosh Pathak

Almost every major media app supports Picture-in-Motion-picture show on the iPad except YouTube, although it does on Android. If you're used to watching videos while working on something else, here's a way to get YouTube Picture-in-Picture on iPad.

While the YouTube app finally supports Split View on the iPad, it still takes upwardly half of your screen. If you're using iPadOS 13 or higher on your iPad or iPad Pro, you can use the new support for desktop websites in Safari and the browser's built-in video player as a workaround to play YouTube videos in a floating window on pinnacle of other apps.

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To do this, first, open up the "Safari" app on your iPad and then navigate to the YouTube website.

If you want, you can log in to your Google account to access your YouTube account that includes your subscriptions and playlists. The desktop interface will be familiar to you if you utilize YouTube on your computer.

Search for a video that you want to sentry. Tap the video to open information technology and so tap the "Play" button to start playback.

Tap on Play button to play the video in Safari

Now, tap the "Fullscreen" button.

Tap on the Fullscreen button

With the video now taking upwardly your iPad'due south entire display, tap the "Picture-in-Moving-picture show" push found in the tiptop-left corner.

Tap on the Picture-in-Picture button from video player on YouTube video on iPad

The video will start playing in a floating window.

YouTube video playing in Picture-in-Picture mode

Yous can tap and swipe to a unlike corner of the screen to move information technology around. You tin compression in and out to resize the floating video player.

Move and scale Picture-in-Picture floating window

If y'all want to stop playing the video, tap the "Finish" button. Yous can also tap the "Picture-in-Motion picture" button to go dorsum to the full screen mode.

Controls on picture in picture window

Speaking of new features in Safari on iPadOS, have yous tried downloading files on your iPad using the new native download manager?

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