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YouTube TV delays new '1080p Enhanced' with higher bitrate for better picture quality [U]

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Google is rolling out a new setting called 1080p Enhanced for YouTube TV and Primetime Channels subscribers. The setting improves on the existing 1080p60 resolution with its upgraded bitrate. Google has discovered a bug that stops users from manually choosing the option. The company reports that the bug doesn't impact picture quality.

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YouTube TV delays new '1080p Enhanced' with higher bitrate for better picture quality [U]

Google is rolling out support for "1080p Enhanced" on YouTube TV, which is rolling out for some users on select channels.

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Just In Time For the Super Bowl, YouTube TV Is Now Offering a 1080p ‘Enhanced’ Option

YouTube TV seems to be introducing better picture quality for all subscribers, even though the company itself isn’t making it known far and wide for some inexplicable reason, especially as it calls the new option its “highest video quality” while ignoring how you still need to pay extra for true 4K.Read more...

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