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So all videos in this course have been
uploaded in 1080p, which is the highest

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quality format that udemy currently
accept for videos. So that's the good news.

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The bad news is that sometimes Udemy's
video player seems to act up,

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and what happens is it plays videos
with a bit of blurriness in them.

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But good news again, we're back to the good news,
is that blurriness is usually a temporary thing

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and can be overcome by following along here.

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So what I'm gonna do is come down here and click
on the little cog and choose a resolution,

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720p is the best one to choose,
normally, if you haven't got the

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auto option. But if you have got the auto
option, select that, because that will

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give you 1080p, which is, again,
the highest quality videos.

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Now Auto only shows if Udemy's video player dictates
that your internet speed is fast enough.

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So playing with these settings should actually fix any blurriness

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and ensure that your videos are crisp and clear,

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and keep in mind also, that it can take a short
while for the video to kick into high quality,

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at the start of playing a video.
Alright so that's video quality.

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Let's move on now to the next video.