[Wingznut]

Odd that the app doesn't already support it.

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[Alex Wetzel]

Odd that the app doesn't already support it.

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The highest quality setting is 1080p

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[Jeremy8000]

The highest quality setting is 1080p

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I think that's his point - that the Nexus 6's stock app caps resolution at 1080p. That is not, however, the highest quality setting possible for streaming youtube on Android.

YouTube for Android supports 1440p video streaming | Android Central

[bojackr1]

http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/08...elated-tweaks/

I installed this apk and changed my YouTube update settings in the playstore

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[Wingznut]

I installed this apk and changed my YouTube update settings in the playstore

Did you have to root to install that?

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[warrentaye]

Download the latest apk, it allows for 1440p on the nexus 6, I cannot link yet but apkmirrror has it

version 5.18.5

[Dubbayoo]

I have version 5.18.5 and I don't recall doing anything special to get it; although maybe I manually installed on my Moto X and it was copied via NFC. Anyway, I see the 1440 option on MKBHD videos.

[Wingznut]

And there it is! Thanks, fellas!

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[Jeremy8000]

[APK Download] YouTube 5.9 For Android Delivers A Number Of Playlist-Related Tweaks

I installed this apk and changed my YouTube update settings in the playstore

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I toggled off the prohibition against installing apps not sourced from Google Play & downloaded the APK from their link, but when I go to install it (com.google.android.youtube-5.9.0.10.apk), it brings up a screen saying "App not installed."

My device is stock from the Google Play store, not rooted. I tried rolling back the software (which had been updated) to the 'factory' version pre-installed on it, but no better luck.

Is there something else I need to do?

[Wingznut]

I toggled off the prohibition against installing apps not sourced from Google Play & downloaded the APK from their link, but when I go to install it (com.google.android.youtube-5.9.0.10.apk), it brings up a screen saying "App not installed."

My device is stock from the Google Play store, not rooted. I tried rolling back the software (which had been updated) to the 'factory' version pre-installed on it, but no better luck.

Is there something else I need to do?

That one doesn't work... You need version 5.18.5. Get it from apkmirror.com

[dtblair24]

I'm using the 5.9.0.10.apk. I had to remove the YouTube app(requires root). Then reboot. It then let me install the apk. It seemed stuck on 720p so I had to wipe data/clear cache for the new app again to be able to select 1440p

[Wingznut]

I'm using the 5.9.0.10.apk. I had to remove the YouTube app(requires root). Then reboot. It then let me install the apk. It seemed stuck on 720p so I had to wipe data/clear cache for the new app again to be able to select 1440p

The 5.18.5 version (from apkmirror) does not require root, and offers 1440p support.

[Jeremy8000]

That one doesn't work... You need version 5.18.5. Get it from apkmirror.com

Worked like a champ, thanks!

[bojackr1]

That one doesn't work... You need version 5.18.5. Get it from apkmirror.com

Worked for me twice. Once when I was stock and after I rooted and had to re-install. I used Astro File manager to side load the apk. But if version 5.18.5 loads without a problem then go for it! 👍👌👍👌

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[Dubbayoo]

You've rooted your N6 already?

[logicalform]

I can't install the apk on my N6 for some reason. I have unknown sources enabled, but when I open the apk with package manager, the install button isn't clickable - I can only click the cancel button. I've cleared data/cache from the YouTube app as well. Do I need to uninstall updates first?

Edit: NVM, just had to restart...

[Wingznut]

The newest version from the Play Store (6.0.13) and allows 1440 resolution.

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