YouTube is investigating an issue which is causing low video quality on iOS devices, desktops, and smart TVs. Users on Reddit are reporting videos stuck at 144p, despite having a strong internet ...

YouTube announced in its latest blog post that users who stream videos on their platform via televisions and other larger screens are seeing five new features now, including the new Super Resolution ...

When you watch YouTube on your phone, tablet or computer, YouTube by default tends to set the resolution quality to low or medium. But it's a lot more enjoyable to be watching in HD 1080p or 4K. You ...

Currently, YouTube on mobile changes default video quality based on usage instead of giving the option to change resolution right away. This guide will go through changing your videos on YouTube to a ...

YouTube is rolling out “Super Resolution” videos, an upscaled resolution created by AI to help users see sharp visuals on TV. Other updates include bigger 50MB thumbnail support, impressive channel ...

YouTube has announced that it will start using AI to upscale low-quality videos with a new “Super Resolution” feature coming soon. In a blog post today, YouTube announced a few new features coming to ...

YouTube has unveiled a new initiative to boost overall video quality across the site. The streaming giant announced a brand new feature that will use AI to upscale low-quality videos to 1080p HD. In ...

YouTube has announced a new AI-powered feature which will automatically upscale lower-quality videos on smart TVs. The new feature, called ‘Super Resolution ...

Users recently experienced an issue where YouTube videos defaulted to low resolutions like 144p or 360p despite having sufficient internet speeds. Manually switching to higher resolutions caused ...

Most PCs these days are running displays with resolutions of at least 1080p, but not all videos have caught up. Many videos on sites like YouTube were shot on low-quality cameras, or uploaded before ...

Looking for a unique way to drive yourself crazy? Try to find a clear correlation between a streaming TV service’s average bit rate and its perceived video quality. I’d wager that most users won’t ...