All playback commands after the video starts work perfectly, though. Sometimes, it plays an audio track instead, but sometimes it understands and plays the video you asked for. Just ask Siri on your Homepod.Īgain, asking Siri to start playing a music video is a bit tricky. If you've got one or more HomePods hooked up to your Apple TV, you can, indeed, ask Siri on your HomePod to start playing a music video, pause, play, skip ahead, rewind, and more. How to control video playback in Apple Music on Apple TV using HomePod If you're watching music videos in Apple Music, you're AirPods can be used to control playback in the same way they would if you were listening to music.ĭepending on what you have assigned to your double-tap for the left and right ear, you can pause/play, skip to the next music video, play the previous music video, or double-tap to ask Siri to make your request. How to control video playback in Apple Music using AirPods I wasn't ever able to successfully get Siri to play a music video on my Mac. Skip to the next music video."Īsking Siri to start playing a music video is a bit tricky. Play Prince - Let's Go Crazy music video." Siri on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV knows what to do when you ask it to skip ahead, rewind, pause, and play a music video. How to control video playback in Apple Music using Siri There are, however, a few additional ways you can control the playback of music videos in Apple Music that make it a little more fun.
Tap or click on Play, pause, fast forward, and rewind. How to control video playback in Apple Musicįor the most part, controlling playback on a music video in Apple Music is the same as it is for any video. On iPhone and iPad, you can share it with a wide variety of services, including Facebook and Twitter, plus cloud-based storage services, Pinterest, chat apps, note-taking apps, and more. On Mac, you can copy the link, or share it directly on Twitter and Facebook. Share video in Apple Music: Control-click, Force or long press on the video, then select Share (Image credit: iMore)
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