Yes I'm tmobile. But I'm always on wifi... If you're not getting 1080p on wifi there's a problem. I'm assuming you know you can change the resolution manually... Right?Are you on T-Mobile? Might be Binge-On.
No my T-Mobile question was to OP. He didn't mention he was on Wi-Fi, so I thought Binge-On might be the culprit.Yes I'm tmobile. But I'm always on wifi... If you're not getting 1080p on wifi there's a problem. I'm assuming you know you can change the resolution manually... Right?
To the OP, I had the same issue at first with the Note 7 but I figured it out. Open the YouTube app on the phone and go to settings (the three dots in the upper right corner). Under "General", there is an option that is on by default called "Limit mobile data usage". Turn that option off and you should be good to go.
I just answered this same question for someone else on hereIf you open YouTube, click on three dots in the upper right corner then hit "Settings" then "General". There you will see an option that (at least on mine) is on by default called "Limit mobile data usage". Turn that off. If keeps you from playing HD videos while on data.
I was actually asking if the YouTube app will play videos in 60 fpsI just answered this same question for someone else on hereIf you open YouTube, click on three dots in the upper right corner then hit "Settings" then "General". There you will see an option that (at least on mine) is on by default called "Limit mobile data usage". Turn that off. If keeps you from playing HD videos while on data.
I was actually asking if the YouTube app will play videos in 60 fps
When I'm using the app no video will have the 60 fps option for some reason
When I'm using the app no video will have the 60 fps option for some reason