This is 480p compared to 1080p. As you can see, the 1080p is much much larger than the 720p and by far largerthan the 480p. Here are some photos that show you the difference of gameplay with 480p or 1080p:

500 MB is 4000 megabits, and 5 minutes is 300 seconds, so the bitrate of your video is 4000/300 = 13.3 Mbps. That’s a pretty high bitrate for 720p video — something you would have seen on a video camera. By comparison, the bitrate for 720p on YouTube is …

Is there a huge difference between 720p vs 1080p on a 6-inch phone when seen by a regular person's eyes? Will the quality of video keep on improving over time, or will it plateau? Why is there a massive difference between 480p vs 720p vs 1080p while 1080p vs 4k is barely noticeable?

Best to either check your set’s specs by looking. Continue Reading. It depends on the set, and whether it has a scaler capable of converting between those resolutions. Most would support 480i/p - but 1080i/p would be up to the set, as it would need to convert that image to 720p. It is pretty common now.

Answer (1 of 8): It doesn't matter what the resolution is, if you have the basic plan, and your TV is HD minimum, then you get somewhere close to 720p for the resolution. This comes from experience, I have had the basic plan for about 2 months, and have a …

A term like "1080p" is a term that simply refers to the number of horizontal lines of pixels being displayed, in this case, there are 1080 horizontal lines of pixels being displayed. Standard VGA is 640 x 480 pixels (this as a side note is the same number of horizontal lines as 'Standard Definition'), so there are 480 horizontal lines.

If you upload a 1080p video, YouTube will make an 8 Mbps 1080p version, a 5 Mbps 720p version, a 2.5 Mbps 480p version, a 1 Mbps 360p version, and a 500 Kbps 240p version. By default, YouTube will automatically select a bitrate that won’t require buffering, if it can.