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  • WhatsApp Android To Introduce Feature For High-Quality Media Sharing |

    New Delhi: Meta-owned instant messaging app, WhatsApp, is known for its continuous upgrade in terms of features. This time, it is reportedly introducing a new feature to its Android app, making it easier for users to send high-quality images and videos. This feature aims to streamline the process by allowing users to specify their preferred media quality setting.

    Introduction Of New Feature

    According to reports from WhatsApp update tracker WABetaInfo, the new feature has been identified in the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.7.17 build. This beta version started rolling out to testers on Monday through the Google Play Beta Program. (Also Read: Discounts On Apple iPhone 15, 14, 13 Available On Flipkart: Check Current Prices)

    Media Upload Quality

    The feature introduces a setting option called ‘Media upload quality’ within the Storage and data menu. Users can choose between Standard quality and HD quality for their media uploads. Once a preference is selected, all future media uploads will adhere to this setting. (Also Read: Delhi Man’s Rs 340 Cab Booking Turns Into Rs 648 Nightmare: Here’s What Happened NEXT)

    What New It Brings And How Different From Previous One?

    Previously, users had to manually select their desired media quality with each photo or video upload. However, this upcoming update eliminates the need for repetitive selection by allowing users to set their preferences in the settings.

    Option To Change Quality On Preview Screen

    WhatsApp initially introduced the HD Photo Sharing feature in August 2023, followed by support for high-resolution videos. While users currently have the option to change quality on the preview screen, the new feature defaults to the preference set in the settings.

    Platform Availability

    While the feature has been reported for Android, its availability on iOS or the desktop app remains unconfirmed. Additionally, it’s important to note that none of the current options allow users to send media in its original resolution, especially for large files. To achieve this, users must share media as a document.

  • Video message feature now available on WhatsApp! Send a 1 minute short video in chat like this

    Voice message: Now video messaging feature is also being provided in WhatsApp. This is being said to be an instant video message feature in which the user will be able to record a short video and share it in the chat window itself. As exciting as it sounds, it is equally easy to use. After this, not only by speaking but also through video, you can communicate to the other person in the chat. Let us tell you all the information related to its use. Whatsapp keeps upgrading its features from time to time. Now the messaging platform has also added video messaging feature to the interface. Now the user will be able to record a video of 60 seconds, i.e. 1 minute and send it to the receiver in the chat window itself. With this, users will be able to share their special moments with each other in chat. For example, if you want to wish someone a happy birthday, share some good news, or any kind of emotional moment, you can now share it with your loved ones in the form of a video. Let us tell you that when the sender sends a video message, it will automatically appear playing in the receiver’s chatbox, but will be muted. The method of using it is also very easy. It works exactly the same way as a voice message is recorded. To record, the user has to select video mode instead of audio. Then the button has to be pressed and held and the video can be recorded. Hands-free recording can also be done with an extra swipe of the button. This is similar to what happens in audio recording. As we mentioned earlier, the video automatically plays on mute when it reaches the receiver. After tapping on the video, its sound gets activated. That means the control remains in the hands of the user. In the coming time it will be available to all users. The company has started rolling out the feature.