I just upgraded from the iPad air and have the new 12.9 inch iPad Pro. When viewing videos on the Internet such as a news website, the video is terribly blurry and fuzzy. It used to be gorgeous on the old iPad air. Is there a setting I missing?
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iPad Pro Poor video resolution from Internet sites
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You could test online video playback performace by viewing a YouTube video and comparing the different quality settings.
OP, I mentioned in my non-optimized app thread about this same issue.
I was browsing YouTube using safari with the units from Apple Store and even 720p video look horrendous on the 12.9".
Was wondering what's the minimum acceptable quality for a 10.5" and 12.9" display respectively.
I was browsing YouTube using safari with the units from Apple Store and even 720p video look horrendous on the 12.9".
Was wondering what's the minimum acceptable quality for a 10.5" and 12.9" display respectively.
I've been facing the same issue on my 12.9 specifically on Youtube.
The videos always default to lower quality like 480p and I have to manually switch it to 1080p.
I can't seem to find a setting which would make it default to 1080p
The videos always default to lower quality like 480p and I have to manually switch it to 1080p.
I can't seem to find a setting which would make it default to 1080p
Can I check if 720p videos look bad on 12.9" full screen?
For me, 720p is the minimum acceptable quality for my iPhone 7 plus and iPad Pro 9.7", so am wondering if I do upgrade to 12.9", is the minimum acceptable now 1080p?
Why not post up examples so others who aren't having these issues can see what you're talking about.
I end up having to change the "quality" for each individual video I watch.
I tried looking for a setting in the app that would change the default altogether but I couldn't locate it.
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They seem to be prioritizing fast loading using smaller resolution in the latest update.
I am seeing the same behavior on my end.
In your case I believe it's YouTube app issue.
They seem to be prioritizing fast loading using smaller resolution in the latest update.
I am seeing the same behavior on my end.