UPDATE: Replace 2k and 2K with 2.5k and 2.5K to fix common mistake

[guymarshall]

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• replace "2k" with "2.5k" and "2K" with "2.5K" to fix common mistake
• The "k" in a resolution is a rough estimation of the longest dimension e.g. 5k is 51202880, 4k is 38402160, 2.5k is 25601440, 2k is 19201080 and so on. There is a common misconception that 2560*1440 or 1440p is actually 2k but it isn't.

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[TobiGr]

hm. displaying 2.5K might irritate the users. I think we should check in the extractor if we can find streams with the correct resolution. It makes no sense to me to use resolution descriptions that are different from the ones the services use.

[guymarshall]

Good points. Maybe we label it as 1440p like on the desktop website?

[TobiGr]

Sounds good