Following on from Youtube's October introduction of 60 frame-per-second video playback, the online video-sharing platform has now implemented this advancement into its live streaming services. Despite only being available as an early preview on HTML5-compatible browsers, the inclusion of 60FPS playback will allow users to broadcast their online productions in real-time. It is said that YouTube will begin encoding such streaming capabilities to both 720p60 and 1080p60 formats with a supportive fu...
Following on from Youtube's October introduction of 60 frame-per-second video playback, the online video-sharing platform has now implemented this advancement into its live streaming services. Despite only being available as an early preview on HTML5-compatible browsers, the inclusion of 60FPS playback will allow users to broadcast their online productions in real-time. It is said that YouTube will begin encoding such streaming capabilities to both 720p60 and 1080p60 formats with a supportive fu...
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