• By Vikas Yadav
  • Sat, 26 Aug 2023 10:37 AM (IST)
  • Source:JND

X Video Download: Elon Musk's X (formerly called Twitter) continues to grab headlines in the news for new features. And continuing this saga, the company highlighted in a recent post the 11 upgrades concerning videos and media it introduced recently. For a comprehensive view of the changes, here is a report.

Longer Video Uploads - In the new scheme, Premium users can post videos of up to two hours in Full HD (1080p) or three hours in HD (720p)

Media Studio - The company's media studio (http://studio.x.com) is available to all Premium subscribers

Also Read: Twitter Video Download: Users Can Now Download Videos Uploaded On X, But There's A Catch

Twitter Video Download - Users on X can download videos from their timeline to their camera roll (Premium exclusive). However, the source can disable or enable the option before posting

Auto-Caption - As per the X (@X), popular videos now support "auto-captioning"

AirPlay Support - For streaming videos, the platform supports AirPlay for TV

Picture-In-Picture Mode - The recently announced mode allow users to watch videos while navigating across the timeline and more apps

Video Controls - For improved video watching, the company recently introduced playback speed, double tap to fast forward and "jump back"

Also Read: 'First Episode Of X-Videos': X Users React As Elon Musk Announces Match With Mark Zuckerberg To Be Live Streamed

Live Broadcasting - According to the post, "live broadcasting" quality has improved on mobile (Elon Musk has been advertising this feature in recent times)

Immersive Viewing On Mobile - A user can now swipe up to view the next video from the video player on Android and iOS

Updates on Spaces - Users can speak and co-host a Space on the web. Plus, it also supports "millions of participants"

On a related note, the company recently launched its X Hiring Beta program for Verified Organisations. Account holders can sign up for early access from the official website. The company also grabbed limelight for a glitch that rendered some links and images unusable. However, it was fixed promptly. You can read more about this here.