YouTube promised that you'd see many videos playing at a brisk 60 frames per second this year, and it looks like the streaming site has made good on its word. While there were a few 60FPS test clips ...

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YouTube has recently announced that it has added support for HTML5 video in live streams, as well as support for viewing them at 60 frames per second. This was to be ...

Four months ago YouTube promised support for 60fps (frames per second) video. Finally the Google-owned streaming site has delivered and as you will see from the embedded clips below, the wait was well ...