Xbox One and Nintendo Switch owners can now watch some channels in 60fps via Hulu and Hulu subscribers can now use these platforms to stream all of your favorite TV. The Hulu app can be downloaded from Xbox Store and from Nintendo eShop.
Hulu made a statement on Reddit and you can find it here:
“You’ve asked, you’ve patiently waited… and today is the day we begin rolling out 60fps (frames per second) support on Live TV. This was one of the most-requested features by our viewers – including all of you on r/hulu – so I wanted to give you a status update!
Due to the dependencies required to enable 60fps, we’ll be rolling it out in phases to get you these higher-quality streams as quickly as possible. By offering our live streams at this frame rate, our goal is to provide a significantly more immersive viewing experience for Live TV. You’ll notice the difference most when watching sports or news, so we’re excited to have this in time for the 2018 Winter Olympics and March Madness (NBC and Turner channels, respectively).
Today marks the beginning of Phase 1, and you will now be able to see the following in 60fps:
- CNN
- CNN International
- HLN
- TNT
- TBS
- TCM
- TruTV
- Cartoon Network
- Adult Swim
- All SHOWTIME channels
- About half of our available FOX affiliates
- All of our available NBC affiliates, as well as New England Channel News
*Please note that individual FOX/NBC affiliates may temporarily revert back to a 30fps version in order to bring you the most stable playback stream.
The following devices are also enabled as part of Phase 1:
- iPhone/iPad
- Apple TV
- Xbox One
- Fire TV
- Samsung Tizen TV
- Nintendo Switch
Can’t wait to hear what you guys think! We know this has been a long time coming and will keep you updated when new 60fps streams get added.”
Hulu introduced Live TV not so long ago on Nintendo Switch (November 9, 2017), but Xbox One (members of Xbox Preview Program) owners had this feature since July 2016.
