Display devices like your monitor will upscale the video by increasing the number of pixels based on existing ones if the resolution is lower than it’s resolution. And it will downscale the video by decreasing the number of pixels (more like squeeze) if the resolution is higher than your monitors’
The screen doesn't dictate what videos it can display it just dictates how the image will be displayed. So you can watch a 360p video with only half of the pixels of a 720p video and it will just look blurrier.
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still doesnt makes sense. how am i able to watch YT vids in both 720p and 360p (for example) then? like my monitor has constant amount of pixels...
Display devices like your monitor will upscale the video by increasing the number of pixels based on existing ones if the resolution is lower than it’s resolution. And it will downscale the video by decreasing the number of pixels (more like squeeze) if the resolution is higher than your monitors’
The screen doesn't dictate what videos it can display it just dictates how the image will be displayed. So you can watch a 360p video with only half of the pixels of a 720p video and it will just look blurrier.
3400x1440 vs 2800x1280 is a big different? Im handy Resolution?! Ty the answer