Here are a few months, YouTube has introduced video playback at 60 fps. Today, YouTube has gone a step further by introducing the 4K video at 60 fps on YouTube . The giant video began experimenting with videos that work perfectly and are ultra high definition.
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Spotted by TechCrunch, a secret playlist of only 6 videos was uploaded by YouTube that can be read at 60 fps in 4K resolution .
For the videos to be played back at full resolution, the devices must be playing capable of displaying a Ultra HD resolution. In addition to a clearer video, this new rate seems much more fluid compared to rates of 24 and 30 frames per second.
At present, there are many 4K screens on the market, but there is not enough content to justify the price for these high definition screens. It will be equipped with a 4K TV or a computer with a screen with a resolution of at least 3840 x 2160 pixels.
Another constraint, only the Chrome browser allows you to choose the mode "2160p60", other browsers offering only the HD (1080p) at best.
Finally, the Internet connectivity is also a problem in some areas.
But it's encouraging for people who have invested large sums of money in such devices to know that the largest streaming service now has content that makes full use of the capabilities of high-definition screens.
Here is the series of 4K videos that are available on YouTube.
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Spotted by TechCrunch, a secret playlist of only 6 videos was uploaded by YouTube that can be read at 60 fps in 4K resolution .
For the videos to be played back at full resolution, the devices must be playing capable of displaying a Ultra HD resolution. In addition to a clearer video, this new rate seems much more fluid compared to rates of 24 and 30 frames per second.
Another constraint, only the Chrome browser allows you to choose the mode "2160p60", other browsers offering only the HD (1080p) at best.
Finally, the Internet connectivity is also a problem in some areas.
But it's encouraging for people who have invested large sums of money in such devices to know that the largest streaming service now has content that makes full use of the capabilities of high-definition screens.
Here is the series of 4K videos that are available on YouTube.