Video content quality and user control over resolution.

This issue reveals a significant limitation in content quality and user control. Users are requesting higher definition (specifically 1080p) and the ability to switch resolutions, indicating dissatisfaction with the current "not very clear" default. The developer's response, "Upstream only has this clarity," points to a critical dependency on the content source. However, user comments about 1080p content being available elsewhere (Telegram) directly challenge this upstream limitation, suggesting either a misunderstanding of available sources, a failure to integrate higher-quality feeds, or a deliberate choice to downscale. For a media-centric application, content quality is paramount. This discrepancy between user expectation, perceived upstream limitations, and external availability highlights a potential competitive disadvantage and a missed opportunity for user satisfaction. The market demands high-resolution options; relying solely on a single, low-quality upstream source is unsustainable. This requires re-evaluation of content acquisition strategies and technical integration capabilities.