HDR videos in YouTube mobile app now capped at 1080p Comments

• Anonymous
• 6XU
• 05 Nov 2017

Anonymous, 05 Nov 2017Haha goodbye Sony 4k mobile and good riddance, now the rest just need to follow the youtube wa... moreDon't need? Don't buy. Just simple. And don't hate Sony too much. Their phones are amazing.

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• sR1
• 05 Nov 2017

Sony Fanboy Bitches, 05 Nov 2017*watches in 144p60 resolution* At least it's HDRHahaha! Bruh!

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• LG superfan
• sS5
• 05 Nov 2017

1440p non hdr?

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• AnonD-307714
• pVA
• 05 Nov 2017

Wow, that is a lazy as fcuk solution. Not that my XZP will care as I never used it.

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• Anonymous
• fjU
• 05 Nov 2017

1080p is perfectly fine on mobile. We don't need 4k gimmicks on mobile

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• Sony Fanboy Bitches
• Kg%
• 05 Nov 2017

*watches in 144p60 resolution*
At least it's HDR

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• Anonymous
• fjU
• 05 Nov 2017

Haha goodbye Sony 4k mobile and good riddance, now the rest just need to follow the youtube way. We don't need 4k on mobile :)

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• L0lip0p
• tuf
• 05 Nov 2017

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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• AnonD-691126
• Y2P
• 05 Nov 2017

I don't need HDR; I think dual camera setup takes most of the usefulness out of HDR. About HDR videos, I would think the extra horsepower to play the video is unnecessary. It seems YouTube has poor optimization with their HDR playback.

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• Anonymous
• tDR
• 05 Nov 2017

It's time to switch full time to Netflix

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