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Zoom Through YouTube Videos at Breakneck Speed with New 4x Playback Option for Premium Users

YouTube's experimental 4x playback speed, exclusive to Premium subscribers, lets you zip through videos at an unprecedented pace, perfect for getting the gist of long tutorials or speeding up content.

YouTube Introduces Experimental 4x Playback Speed for Premium Subscribers

YouTube has rolled out an experimental 4x playback speed feature, exclusively available to YouTube Premium subscribers on both Android and iOS devices. This new feature is part of the company's effort to enhance user experience by providing more options for content consumption.

Key Points:

  • 4x Speed Multiplier: Available under the 'Playback speed' settings, this option allows users to watch videos at four times the normal speed. It complements the existing range of speeds from 0.25x to 2x.
  • Accessibility: To access the 4x speed feature, Premium subscribers need to navigate to the You page > premium benefits > experimental features. The feature will be available until February 26.
  • HD Audio Bump for Music: Alongside the 4x playback speed, YouTube is also introducing an enhancement in audio quality for music content.
  • Usage Scenarios: While the 4x speed can make speech difficult to understand, it is ideal for quickly skimming through tutorials or long-form videos.

This update highlights YouTube's ongoing commitment to providing premium features and enhancing user flexibility.

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