X's paid users can now post 2hr of 1080p videos and 3hr of 720p videos

Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) has announced various video and media enhancements to the microblogging platform. Also Read: Keanu Reeves’ John Wick is getting a full AAA game: Platforms, combat style, and details

X said on Friday that premium subscribers can now post longer videos on the platform, i.e. up to two hours of 1080p quality or three hours of 720p quality content. Also Read: Xiaomi QLED TV X Pro 75 launch date in India announced for February 19: What we know so far?

The media studio, accessible at studio.x.com, is now open to all X Premium subscribers. Also Read: Looking for Gaming Headphones Under Rs 5,000? Here Are the Best Picks

Moreover, paid users now have the ability to download videos from their timeline to their camera roll and can now enable/disable the download option for videos they post.

In other enhancements, premium X users will get AirPlay support to stream videos to their TV, auto-captioning of popular videos, picture-in-picture playback to allow them to watch videos while scrolling their timeline or other apps, video controls such as playback speed, double tap to fast forward/jump back, improved live broadcasting quality from mobile, immersive video player in Android and iOS, and others.

Meanwhile, Musk has said that news organisations can also get a share of X’s advertising revenue.

In his latest bid to woo journalists after paying creators via his X advertising revenue programme, the X owner has now proposed a new way for media houses to make money.

“Our advertising revenue share programme also applies to organisations (news or otherwise) who wish to participate,” he posted.

On Tuesday, the billionaire invited journalists to publish directly on X and earn a higher income, as he started stripping headlines and text from news articles shared on the platform.

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— IANS