Disney and YouTube TV have reached a deal at this time to place greater than a dozen Disney-owned channels again on Google’s web TV streaming service.

The information follows a earlier announcement late Friday that the 2 had failed to achieve an settlement earlier than their contract expired, and customers had been knowledgeable they’d not have entry to the channels, which included ESPN, Disney, FX, and different Disney-owned properties.

“We are pleased to announce that after a brief disruption, we have reached a new distribution agreement with Google’s YouTube TV for continued carriage of our portfolio of networks,” Disney stated in a press release. “We appreciate Google’s collaboration to reach fair terms that are consistent with the market, and we’re thrilled that our robust lineup of live sports and news plus kids, family and general entertainment programming is in the process of being restored to YouTube TV subscribers across the country.”

With the lack of channels, YouTube TV stated it could decrease its value by $15 to $49.99 per 30 days. In a blog post concerning the reinstated service, YouTube TV stated it could return to its authentic $64.99-per-month service value, however that it’ll “honor a one-time credit for all impacted members.”

“For active members who have not yet received that $15 discount on their monthly bill, you will automatically receive a one-time credit on your next bill with no action needed,” YouTube TV stated. “For members who were impacted and have initiated the cancellation process, we would love to welcome you back.”

YouTube TV stated that it has began to revive entry to the Disney-owned properties on its service, together with native ABC stations, which is able to return “over the course of the day.”