Frame rate determines the smoothness of a video as perceived. That difference between 24fps, 30fps, and 60fps can change the way the content is perceived. A greater frame rate, such as 60fps, produces ...

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YouTube did start rolling out 60fps video playback for Android last month claims a report, but it was never officially announced. Now users of Android and iOS will be able to choose 60fps either a ...

In an appeal to video gamers, YouTube announced 60 frames per second (fps) live streaming today. YouTube has offered 60fps playback for on-demand content for several months, but this is the first time ...

Google has been working to bring support for 60 frames per second video streaming to the YouTube ecosystem for some time now. The company launched high frame rate (HFR) video on standard YouTube ...

Nearly a year ago, Amazon managed to snatch away from Google what seemed be a surefire acquisition target: Twitch. Amazon purchased the incredibly popular game streaming service for $970 million and ...

Streaming Ultra-HD (UHD, 4096p x 2304p, also known as 4K) or HD (1920p x 1080p) video at 60 frames per second (fps) may finally be accessible to a much wider audience due to enhancements the Chromium ...

In something that feels like the perfect evolution of Internet video, YouTube has started experimenting with 4K 60FPS video playback. But, there's only a few clips that are capable of this insane ...

In an appeal to video gamers, YouTube announced 60 frames per second (fps) live streaming today. YouTube has offered 60fps playback for on-demand content for several months, but this is the first time ...

YouTube has recently announced that it has added support for HTML5 video in live streams, as well as support for viewing them at 60 frames per second. This was to be ...

Last year, YouTube introduced 60 frames per second (fps) video streams and today, it’s bringing the same smooth playback experience to live streaming videos, as well. As Google rightly notes in ...