In today’s FREE Blog Training … I’ll show you how to play videos in HD Automatically. So, if I help you out, do me a favor and share this post or click Control + D to Bookmark this page … (try it! and let me know).
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Thanks for your feedback, I know that YouTube Changes often – so here’s the 2024 Update – cheers!
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You can change the default quality for all the videos that you watch.
- Tap your profile picture .
- Tap Settings .
- Tap Video quality preferences.
- Select your preferred video quality for mobile networks and on Wi-Fi: …
- If prompted, select the desired resolution quality for all videos.
If prompted, select the desired resolution quality for all videos.or you can use a Browser Extension:
How do I force YouTube quality extension?
YouTube Extension for Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome:
Click the Auto HD/4k/8k YouTube icon on the browser extension menu. If you can’t see the extension’s icon, select the Extensions button in your browser extension menu and select Auto HD/4k/8k for YouTube from the options, as of Jan 14, 2023
Wow – Want Your Videos to Play in HD? Force your videos to play in HD 720px or higher. Here’s the everything you need to know – keep reading.
[OLD] YouTube iFrame Code to Play HD –
Online Video Streaming Secrets
Hate low-quality video? Want your website videos to be super crisp? You should bookmark this page (press Control+D for PC or Command+D for Mac) …
This will force your YouTube Videos to Play in HD instead of low quality for all of your visitors …
It’s fairly easy to do. Google updated their Embed-code to what is called “HTML 5” – this new code makes it a little more difficult to make Your Tube Videos to play for website videos in HD. But I’ll show you how here:
YouTube HD Code
First – you have to copy the code to your website, looks like this:
<iframe src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/HSlD79sqHp4?rel=0″ frameborder=”0″ width=”560″ height=”315″></iframe>
To make your video Play in HD:
The next part is simple:
Just add:
?VQ=HD720
to the end of the YouTube URL – like this:
<iframe src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/HSlD79sqHp4?vq=hd720” frameborder=”0″ width=”560″ height=”315″></iframe>
Force Website Videos to Play in HD:
Note: 1080 does not work yet … Here’s an example of how it will look.
