Nice, but it will only work if you have a really high speed connection. I have frequent pauses trying to watch 720 videos. I suspect that speeds in the 12Mb/s or above would be needed. Perhaps more. Us pofolk in the sticks can't get that kind of service.

vaidas3 said:

No support in IE, Firefox or opera? only chrome?

Youtube is owned by Google

A Guy

and chrome takes on many new standards and web development quicker than anyone, so that is also why.

60 FPS? I've watched a Titanfall gameplay at HD resolution and Benchmarked using Fraps and just got 40-55 FPS.

carwiz said:

Nice, but it will only work if you have a really high speed connection. I have frequent pauses trying to watch 720 videos. I suspect that speeds in the 12Mb/s or above would be needed. Perhaps more. Us pofolk in the sticks can't get that kind of service.

I have 5Mb/s and I can watch it just fine. No freezes or buffering issues at all.

vaidas3 said:

No support in IE, Firefox or opera? only chrome?

And 60FPS works in IE 11 for me, as long as I use the HTML5 player.

Googletube

Heck it's difficult enough to get a game to play at 60+ and now you can watch a silly youtube video in 60fps whoopee :)