Twitter, one of the most popular social media platforms in the world, wants to provide a better experience to its users with the features it works on. The platform, which has recently focused on video content, has activated the subtitle option in video content in the past months. Twitter is now working on another video feature.
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The social media platform keeps up with the increasing speed passion with the internet world. Twitter continues its efforts to adapt a feature that is popularly used on video content platforms. Accordingly, the platform started testing the adjustable playback speed feature in videos.
The feature has begun testing on select Android devices. The playback speed includes adjustable options ranging from 0.25 to 2. It is already a matter of curiosity whether the feature, which will come with an increase of 0.25 and 8 options, will continue on a global basis.
A small number of users are testing the adjustable video playback speed feature. These users can try the feature by using a gear icon at the top of the screen to try the feature. It is enough to simply touch the icon to bring up the Speed options and select the one you want. Twitter describes the feature in the following terms.
2x, 1x, 0.5x… now testing more options in playback speed for videos.
Some of you on Android and the web will have different playback speeds to choose from so you can slow down or speed up videos and audio Tweets.
Adjustable playback speed option in videos is used on many platforms. This feature, which is actively used, has been offered by video content platforms such as Netflix and YouTube, which have reached a large number of users for a long time. YouTube started offering this feature to its users in 2017. The coming days will determine whether the feature will be permanent.