Watching in Higher Resolution gives higher revenue?

[~ZERO]

Hello YTtalkers,
I wanted to ask that watching in HD quality, mostly 720p or 1080p generates more revenue than watching it in 360p or 400p resolution?
Lets say I make 10$ from a video and 1000 people watched in 360p, would that 10$ have increased if they had watched it in 720p ?
Thank You in Advance

 

[Switchbox]

I can't believe that can be a factor.
If it was, I'm sure more people would encourage people to watch at max resoultion.

 

[~ZERO]

That is what I am asking. Most video I have seen have an annotation in the start saying "Watch in HD for better experience" or "Have a good net? Watch in HD" and countless annotations in the start of video so I was curious of asking this!

 

[Switchbox]

That is what I am asking. Most video I have seen have an annotation in the start saying "Watch in HD for better experience" or "Have a good net? Watch in HD" and countless annotations in the start of video so I was curious of asking this!

I think that is because the picture will be better in HD. And maybe not everyone knows how to change the resolution on a video?

 

[Warren Haydon]

No that is not the case.. I think youtubers are just encouraging viewers to watch their content in the best possible quality available.

 

[MegaBoringGuy]

I'm curious as to where people get these odd ideas from - no, it's not true.

 

[Styxie]

Never heard of that, sounds quite silly.
People put "Watch in HD!" because it gets you a better viewing experience.

 

[Parcel]

Hello YTtalkers,
I wanted to ask that watching in HD quality, mostly 720p or 1080p generates more revenue than watching it in 360p or 400p resolution?
Lets say I make 10$ from a video and 1000 people watched in 360p, would that 10$ have increased if they had watched it in 720p ?
Thank You in Advance

Da FAQ (did i just read)

 

[unknown_user348975]

I'm curious as to where people get these odd ideas from - no, it's not true.

That's what I'm saying! Some people also think YouTubers get paid for likes!

 

[Paleo]

I know a lot of my musician friends encourage watching in HD since the audio quality is compressed as well as the image at the lower resolutions.