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- According to new code strings in the latest YouTube beta app, YouTube may soon let users adjust audio quality separately from video quality, offering options like Auto, Normal, and High.
- The feature appears to be exclusive to YouTube Premium subscribers and may not be available for all videos.
- Higher audio quality settings may also consume more data.
YouTube is testing a major upgrade that could give users more control over their listening experience. Android Authority has discovered new code strings in the latest YouTube app beta, hinting at an upcoming feature that would allow users to adjust audio quality separately from video quality, a long-requested feature for those frustrated with inconsistent or poor audio in videos.