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Smooth Operator: YouTube kicks-off 60fps support

  • BY ccsoya
  • 27 June 2014
  • 10:42 pm
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In keeping up with more and more content being produce at higher frame rates, YouTube now supports 60fps videos. This means you will be able to enjoy silky smooth playback for an even better viewing experience.

The higher framerate is supported for videos in 720p and above and at the moment, you can’t view 60fps video on your mobile device, but hey, something is always better than nothing right?

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