The equipment to shoot it might not exactly be widespread, and the displays needed to view it at home are even less so, but 8K video has made its way to YouTube. It's a feature the outfit announced ...

The option to choose the 4320p mode can be used now, but is not yet supported in all browsers. The playback works in Chrome (although most consumers can barely play 4K at 60fps as it is), but YouTube ...

4K video is going to be the big thing for a while in the camera world. So, naturally, some folks are already looking well beyond it to 8K. Now, there’s an 8K resolution video on Youtube giving a small ...

Just in case 4K video isn't cutting it for you, one of the first uploads to YouTube in 8K has been made recently. Google says that footage of that quality has been supported since 2010, but only ...

My laptop damn near curled up and died when I tried to watch Ghost Towns, a new video available on YouTube in all its 8K glory. YouTube says it’s supported 8K video uploads since 2010, but the ...

One of our informal real-world performance tests when reviewing a new desktop or notebook is monitoring how well it can handle a 4K video on YouTube. It may not sound all that impressive but the truth ...

While there are a number of 8K TVs with Android TV support, standard Android TV boxes were capped at 4K when streaming YouTube content — even if higher resolution videos are available on the platform.

A video able to run in 8K has appeared on YouTube. It is also labelled as such and has a 4320p resolution (7680 x 4320). Of course, considering you need a beefy computer and display to get 4K video to ...

This might be considered insane to most people, but YouTube is now supporting 8K video resolution, also known as 4320p. This is an ultra high definition resolution of 7680 × 4320 (33.2 megapixels).

YouTube has launched support for 8K video, allowing people to watch films in such high resolutions that it breaks their computer. The company announced that it would allow 8K videos in 2010, and added ...

An 8K resolution is 16 times the resolution of a full HD video. According to report via androidheadlines.com, video sharing platform “YouTube” has now begun to label 4K and 8K videos accordingly. In ...

YouTube has launched support for 8K video, allowing users to watch videos in such high resolutions that it reportedly crashes their computer. The first 8K film, entitled Ghost Towns, is a video of a ...