YouTube has made a significant leap in the viewing experience within smart TVs. According to information from specialized sites, the new platform update consists of implementing a artificial intelligence called “Super Resolution”which allows transform videos recorded or uploaded low quality so that they can be seen with High definition sharpness on large screens.
According to the portal LiveMintthis tool automatically upscales videos that were originally at resolutions such as 240 p, 480 p o 720 padapting them to high resolution standards when played on compatible televisions.
Artificial intelligence at the service of the image
According to the site Channel News, YouTube search like this reduce the quality difference between older or low compression videos and current content in 1080 or 4Ka difference that was especially evident when watching them on big screens.
The same site claimed that the feature, called “Super Resolution“, works through machine learning models that analyze each frame of the video to reconstruct details and textures absent in the original version. The result is a cleaner image, with defined colors and a noticeable reduction in visual noise. This improvement is applied in real time and does not require users to download new versions of the content.
For now, the update is available on the app de YouTube para Smart TVs and will be progressively extended to more models and brands in the coming months.
Although auto scaling is activated by defaultlos users they will be able disable it and They prefer to keep the original resolution of the videooffering additional control for those who value the aesthetics or fidelity of the original content.
Gradual availability and user reactions
According to HotHardware, YouTube plans to expand the compatibility of this tool to include televisions with 4K and even 8K supportalthough there is still no confirmed date for its full deployment.
The objective, according to internal sources, is to offer a more homogeneous between devices, so old videos don’t look pixelated or distorted on high-end TVs.
Some creators, however, have expressed a certain concern about visual impact of this technology. According to ChannelNewspart of the community fears that artificial intelligence will alter the original texture or tone of the material, especially in artistic or cinematic videos.
However, the majority of users who have already tried the function highlight one Visible improvement in sharpness and contrastespecially on old recordings or archival clips.
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