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What resolution do you prefer to stream videos in?

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What resolution do you prefer to stream videos in?

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    • What resolution do you prefer to stream videos in? 105 members have voted

    1. 1. What resolution do you prefer to stream videos in?

      • 2160p
        12
      • 1440p
        0
      • 1080p
        41
      • 720p
        29
      • 480p
        6
      • 360p
        3
      • 240p
        4
      • I prefer to leave it on Auto.
        10

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    Between 720 or 1080 I think...

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    720, looks better than those below it obviously but more chance of it loading with my connection than 1080

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    4K. Anything lower than that is blurry, unintelligible nonsense that hurts my eyes to look at.

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    720p works pretty well. Loads fast and works great on my laptop.

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    I leave it on auto because it doesn't really matter to me. 

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    For just random YouTube videos, I prefer 480p. My internet is slow, and 480p gives me the best quality/buffer-time ratio on short videos. If I'm watching a movie/anime/etc., I'll choose the highest quality available and just wait awhile for it to buffer.

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    the highest quality possible up to the point where it perfectly matches my computer size which is 1080p.

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    The resolution that looks pretty.

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    720p

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    I usually just automatically watch them in 720p.

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    If I had goddamn 4K resolution capabilities on my 2007 laptop...

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    480p or higher.

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    I go with whatever the automatic resolution is. My computer goes really slow when I try to watch anything in HD, so it's typically 480. When I watch stuff on my TV through Netflix or Hulu, I'd imagine it's 720 or 1080, I never bother to check. I'm used to lower resolutions, so I'm not terribly picky.

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    cant go higher than 720p or my laptop will overheat.keeping it at a safe 360p.and since when does it go to 2160p?!

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    cant go higher than 720p or my laptop will overheat.keeping it at a safe 360p.and since when does it go to 2160p?!

     

    2160p is 4K. YouTube's been able to do it for ages. Netflix supports it as well I've heard.

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    720p. It's stable, and it still looks good

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    1080p until I get a laptop that can support a higher resolution.

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    720p or 1080p. If the video has 1080p then I usually choose that over 720p 

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    720p, because anything over is laggy for me.

     

    Peace!

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    There are resolutions higher than 1080p?

     

    Boy I'm getting old...

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    For just random YouTube videos, I prefer 480p. My internet is slow, and 480p gives me the best quality/buffer-time ratio on short videos. If I'm watching a movie/anime/etc., I'll choose the highest quality available and just wait awhile for it to buffer.

    This exactly is what I do like fore mekakucity actors :3

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    2160p is 4K. YouTube's been able to do it for ages. Netflix supports it as well I've heard.

    Well I never seen the option to go that high and I never used Netflix so I didn't know that.

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