Peggo converts YouTube and Soundcloud files to audio

Want to just listen to a long interview on YouTube while you do your chores? Peggo brings its app to Android so you can grab those YouTube videos and Soundcloud songs and turn these into audio that you can listen to offline. It’ll normalize the volume of the files you rip so it doesn’t come out too loud or too soft. It also removes the silences so it can cut down the file size and take out those long breaks for you. These files are saved at the highest bitrate possible so you don’t lose the quality. The app’s available in the Amazon App Store or you can grab the APK and sideload it.

Source: Lifehacker | Download: Peggo for Android (Free)

Incremental update on YouTube Android app revamps seek bar

YouTube updates its Android app to change the way the seek bar looks. The seek bar is the timeline with a button you can move to skip through parts of the video. With the 10.33 version, the button goes from white to a red ball. The bar seems to be thinner from the previous version as well. User interface-wise, there doesn’t seem to anything else introduced in the latest update. It’s currently available as an APK file over at APK Mirror. If you aren’t comfortable using APK files, the update should probably show up on your Android device soon.

Source: Android Police

YouTube simplifies navigation menu on Android app

There were 17 different places you go navigate with the previous version of the YouTube app. Now, that’s down to three with the latest update for the Android app. YouTube also included some new creating and editing tools. You can now trim footage, add music, and tint images with filters. The upload button is easier to spot as well. The mobile version of the site also gets this refresh as well. iOS users should expect to see the changes soon.

Source: YouTube | Via: Greenbot | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

YouTube now lets you see vertical videos in all their glory

In case you missed it, YouTube recently released an important announcement for Android and iOS users. Well, it’s important for those who have a tendency to shoot in vertical orientation on their smartphones and tablets. The mobile app now lets you watch vertical videos in full screen. Before you would only see these videos in narrow boxes, even if you try to blow it up into full screen. Now, you can see how these videos are supposed to look like with the latest update for Android and iOS. You no longer have to worry too much if you forgot to record your video in landscape. YouTube will still let you upload your video properly. Try watching these clips on your mobile devices.

Source: The Next Web