YouTube app now includes 480p and 1080p streaming quality options

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Need to boost your streaming quality when using the YouTube application? Or even lower the streaming quality? Now you can. The YouTube app now lets you choose exactly what resolution to stream content in. From the start, all devices are set to ‘Auto' with other options sitting behind the scenes (or the cog within the app). There were a few options already but it topped out at 720p. YouTube has raised the maximum to 1080p and added a low 480p as an additional option.

The new streaming quality options do not seem to be through an update in the Play Store. Instead, it could be something YouTube hit the switch on. If it is from an update, we have the download links after the break.

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        1. Me neither :< N7 2013 here too… I'd need 480p because adsl speed is not enough for 720p/1080p and 360p is pure bullsh*t. I have 50mbps in my other house tho. I already had those options while using cm11 but when I got back to stock, they lost. I can't use cm11 because multiple users won't work with it…

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