I was browsing videos on this forum and realized that the resolution was a lot lower than I expected.

Somehow, my YouTube player resolution had been changed. It was easy to fix, just a quick change to settings in the YouTube video player. Here's the link in case anyone has noticed the same issue, just scroll down to the 'Check Video Quality' section.

Low video quality after upload - YouTube Help (google.com)

Cheers!

Thanks for sharing.

Nice find.  Thanks for sharing.

Cheers! ! !

Thanks for the tip!

Montfrooij Posted at 8-22 00:39
Thanks for the tip!

You're welcome! I was wondering what was wrong with my videos, and breathed a sign of relief when I found this.

HighlandFoto Posted at 8-22 04:12
You're welcome! I was wondering what was wrong with my videos, and breathed a sign of relief when I found this.

Yeah, youtube seems to cut down the datastream as much as they can (which does seem reasonable because of the high amount of traffic they generate)

Montfrooij Posted at 8-22 04:23
Yeah, youtube seems to cut down the datastream as much as they can (which does seem reasonable because of the high amount of traffic they generate)

All this data (transmitted as energy) circling the globe, and scientists wonder why the planet is slowing down LOL. I think we can blame it on cat videos.

HighlandFoto Posted at 8-22 04:49
All this data (transmitted as energy) circling the globe, and scientists wonder why the planet is slowing down LOL. I think we can blame it on cat videos.

We can blame a lot on cat video's!

Montfrooij Posted at 8-22 04:58
We can blame a lot on cat video's!

In 2015, Bloomberg published an article stating that cats drive almost 15% of web traffic, and that about 30 million Google searches for "cat" were performed every month.

I spent at least 80 seconds exhaustively researching this topic, so I know I'm right.

HighlandFoto Posted at 8-22 07:35
In 2015, Bloomberg published an article stating that cats drive almost 15% of web traffic, and that about 30 million Google searches for "cat" were performed every month.

I spent at least 80 seconds exhaustively researching this topic, so I know I'm right.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha.
I will do my best to add 'other' traffic.