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YouTube TV and Primetime Channels subscribers are getting a new 1080p Enhanced setting that offers improved video quality with an upgraded bitrate, following a Reddit user's post. This setting is available for all the same channels as 1080p60 and is accessible to users with updated 4K-compatible streaming devices, although there is a bug preventing manual selection that Google is working to fix.
Google has introduced a new video quality option called 1080p Enhanced on YouTube TV, offering better picture quality with a higher bitrate compared to 1080p60. This is now the highest video quality available on the platform at 1080p resolution, alongside the existing 4K resolution option. The new feature will be available on updated 4K-compatible streaming devices, and users can access it by updating their preferred settings. Google had previously introduced a similar option, 1080p Premium, on YouTube for Premium subscribers, and also announced plans to launch the YouTube app for Apple Vision Pro.
YouTube TV is rolling out an enhanced 1080p version for select channels, available to users with updated 4K-compatible streaming devices, delivering the highest video quality for YouTube TV and Primetime Channels subscribers. The upgrade is automatic based on connection and settings, but can also be manually toggled in the quality menu for an improved bitrate.
YouTube TV is rolling out "1080p Enhanced" support for many channels, offering improved picture quality for viewers using 4K-compatible streaming devices. This upgrade provides a higher video quality than the standard 1080i broadcast quality and is available outside of the 4K Plus option. Users can access this feature by updating their video quality settings and are recommended to use 4K-compatible streaming devices for the best viewing experience.