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Default YouTube TV subscribers no longer have to guess what’s available in 4K

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority


  • YouTube TV has added a prompt that will let you know if 4K resolution is available for the show you’re watching.
  • Previously, viewers with the 4K Plus add-on had to search for 4K content.
  • The prompt appears as a pop-up notification in to top right corner.

For those who need the best resolution, YouTube TV offers a 4K Plus add-on that lets you watch live events and shows in 4K. However, not everything is available in 4K, and it can be a little difficult to know when the option is available. YouTube TV is fixing this issue by rolling out a new feature.

As reported by Cord Cutters News, YouTube TV subscribers who have the 4K Plus add-on should start seeing a new prompt when 4K resolution is available for the program they are watching. This prompt appears as a pop-up notification located at the top right corner of the screen.




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