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The behaviour I expect is that the voice search is global except when I specifically go to the search screen of the app. That’s how it works on Apple TV and tha
by 8ytecoder 5y ago
The behaviour I expect is that the voice search is global except when I specifically go to the search screen of the app. That’s how it works on Apple TV and that’s what is intuitive to me.
- cptskippy 5y agoThat's a reasonable expectation, not having ever used Apple TV though that isn't mine. Having only ever been on the Roku platform, my perception is that it's localized.
- d1str0 5y agoAs an apple tv user, it has been trained into me that voice commands are Global unless specifically in the search field (not just the search screen). I fuck this up all the time. What is naturally intuitive to me is to go to an app and anywhere in that app have a voice search specific for that app, as Google is requesting of Roku.
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- coding123 5y agoSame here - I had to reread the parent comment because I have a Roku too and that's the behavior so that's what I expect...?
- myko 5y agoIt sounds like Roku is upset that YouTube is asking them to prioritize YouTube results in exactly this case.
- jartelt 5y agoI hate the voice search on AppleTV for this very reason. I so wish that voice would just search within the app I am using instead of sending me to the itunes store or somewhere else. Why make me click and swipe extra times to get to the specific app search box...? If I want to search globally, I could just hit the home button and then search!