YouTube has clarified its stance on 1080p video quality, stating that the newly introduced ‘1080p Premium’ feature is not a downgrade in video quality. Rather, ‘1080p Premium’ is a higher-bitrate option that offers better video quality.
The video-sharing platform recently introduced the ‘1080p Premium’ option, which caused confusion among some users who thought it could be a downgrade in video quality. However, YouTube has explained that this is not the case, and that the new feature is designed to offer a higher bitrate, which will result in better video quality.
In a statement, YouTube said: “We are not messing with 1080p. We recently introduced a new ‘1080p Premium’ option, which is a higher-bitrate version of 1080p that offers better video quality. This feature is designed for users who want the best possible video experience on YouTube.”
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YouTube has assured its users that the ‘1080p Premium’ feature will not affect the availability of 1080p video quality on the platform. Users will still be able to watch videos at 1080p resolution, and the new feature is simply an option for those who want higher quality.
The clarification from YouTube should ease concerns among users who were worried about the video quality on the platform. With the ‘1080p Premium’ option, users can now enjoy even better video quality on YouTube.
“We understand how important video quality is to our users, and we want to assure them that we are constantly working to improve the video experience on YouTube,” the statement added.
YouTube has been working to improve the video quality on its platform, and the introduction of the ‘1080p Premium’ option is part of this effort. The new feature is available on both desktop and mobile devices, and users can access it by selecting the ‘Quality’ option when watching a video.
The platform has also been testing support for higher video resolutions, including 8K, which will offer even better video quality. YouTube is committed to delivering the best possible video experience to its users, and the introduction of new features like ‘1080p Premium’ is a step towards this goal.
YouTube’s clarification on the ‘1080p Premium’ feature should put to rest any concerns about a potential downgrade in video quality. With the new option, users can enjoy even better video quality on the platform, and YouTube’s commitment to improving the video experience should provide reassurance to its users.
