How to show youtube video's resolution(4k/8k) in non-search pages

What I want

We can see if a video is 4K or 8K ONLY in the search page of youtube via the 4K/8K tag under the video, and I want to see the 4K/8K tag in other pages(e.g. playlist page, video-play-page).

What you may say

"Just click the config icon of video-play-page to get the maximum resolution of this video"

But this is not good, since the result of the config icon is incorrect(see blew explanation)!

Explanation

• Visit this in PC's browser youtube-search-URL
• Then you'll see the first item in the search result is Ultra Europe 8K 180 VR with 2 tags 8K/VR180
• Click that item, and you'll enter the video-play-page
• You will NOT find the 8k tag in the video-play-page, and the maximum resolution u can find via the config-icon is only 2160s60 4K, NO 8K available.
• This is because this 8k video is a 3d SBS(side by side) video, which means the left part is 4k and the right part is 4k too. But since you are in PC monitor mode(mono mode), so only one side(4K) is available.

So is there any way to achieve that? Like an extension, or tamperMoney script? Thanks you guys.

The render of such tags are made by YouTube and I have no idea how they set those tags - which, if you inspect the code of the page - those are rendered as "badges".

Extract from the search result:

{
  "videoRenderer": {
    "videoId": "Sv3yoyUOENU",
    [...]
    "title": {
      "runs": [
        {
          "text": "Ultra Europe 8K 180 VR"
        }
      ],
      [...]
    },
	[...]
    "badges": [
      {
        "metadataBadgeRenderer": {
          "style": "BADGE_STYLE_TYPE_SIMPLE",
          "label": "8K",
          "trackingParams": "CPIBENwwGAEiEwjYhsfMibH-AhXVw3IJHe4TBfw="
        }
      },
      {
        "metadataBadgeRenderer": {
          "style": "BADGE_STYLE_TYPE_SIMPLE",
          "label": "VR180",
          "trackingParams": "CPIBENwwGAEiEwjYhsfMibH-AhXVw3IJHe4TBfw="
        }
      }
    ],
    [...]
  }
}

See this playlist sample - which contains the video you show in your screenshot.

Compare the previous extraction with the response on said playlist:

Extract from the playlist:

{
  "playlistVideoRenderer": {
    "videoId": "cmULDIVQLNk",
    [...]
    "title": {
      "runs": [
        {
          "text": "The Swing Beans Live at The BuG in Virtual Reality"
        }
      ],
    },
    "index": {
      "simpleText": "1"
    },
    "shortBylineText": {
      "runs": [
        {
          "text": "Cynthia Cabello 360 VR Life ",
        }
      ]
    },
    "badges": [
      {
        "metadataBadgeRenderer": {
          "style": "BADGE_STYLE_TYPE_SIMPLE",
          "label": "VR180",
          "trackingParams": "CNICEMY0GAAiEwjguM7OjbH-AhV5w3IJHcSHDz4="
        }
      }
    ],
    [...]
  }
}

You can see that both items are rendered as videoRenderer and playlistVideoRenderer respectively - having different structures.

I believe that each object have their own restrictions/different structure and then, making the tags/badges shown differs between each object.

I doubt there is a easy way to get the same "view" of tags/badges in playlists - either with custom scripts or extensions.