don't know if this has been discussed before (every time i searched for driver issues kept coming up with USB connection results, nothing on video)
Anyways I remember on my Kaiser/At&t Tilt a few years a go their was a big issue with video performance and it turned out HTC "forgot" to include the video drivers.
since then i went over to a Touch Diamond and never really had any issues with that
Now than i'm on Android and using the magic.. i'm noticing similar things to my Kaiser/Tilt (mainly when playing games)
I noticed it when playing mario through Snesoid, evertime i touch the on screen Dpad the game gets Choppy and audio starts to clip quite noticeably. where if i use the track ball everything stays silky smooth.
i've noticed similar things to the quality of scrolling in numerous apps. when my thumb is pressed down it scrolls fairly choppy, but when i let go and it "flicks" the menu the scrolling gets noticeably smoother. (obviously you won't really notice this on menu's that have text but in browsers and such its an issue)
So i'm just wondering if anyone can confirm if the drivers are there and maybe its a problem with android being so new, or not utilizing them properly
or if HTC is just back to their old ways of creating crap that just doesn't work properly.
I'll mention my diamond never had any issues with video performance or emulators or slow down when touching the screen in any application as HTC had to include video drivers because otherwise they wouldn't be able to run touchflo 3D.
So installed TCPMP after reading quite a few posts here, all was working well.
Then all of a sudden this strange thing happens (are you ready!!!!)
ok, playing a dvd rip of an original i own with ac3 audio.
The film starts off fine, great frame rate.
Then about 15s into the film, the frame rate drops.
(This is the weird bit)
I shake the phone or move it like you would say in teeter with the g-sensor
And hay-presto fps back to normal.
another 15s frame rate drops - shake the phone bam, fps back.
It has to be said, that with audio switched off this doesn't happen.
But what the hell could be causing this to happen???
Any suggestions would be great, sorry for all the spaces between sentences haha
sorted
installed to memory card, done! weird
Hey there,
anyone noticed that video capture in hd mode is very very laggy with omnia 7?
Is there any solution?
Thanks
Greetings
I noticed that upon capturing, yes. However, after reviewing the video, it seems that there's no lag. Maybe WP7 cannot record and display at 25 fps at the same time?
I noticed this and also the view/capture window is smaller too.
I posted something a week or two back on here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=14065038#post14065038
When played back on the PC however it is nice and smooth.
Hi there!
Occasionally, when using the slow motion setting the video will record, play back in slow motion, but the fps will not be up to par - as in, it'll be set to 240 fps but will most definitely look choppier and not as smooth as I know it should be. A restart of the phone usually fixes this but there's no way to tell if it's not working until I record a video and play it back. Any one else experiencing this? Also, all the sample slo-mo videos online look so crisp and clear, while my videos tend to look pretty noisy, even with decent light. Any input is appreciated.
I've had issues when viewing the videos in Google Photos as well. Not sure if it's related to the video or other HDR photos still processing, or just Google Photos doing whatever it does to index them. I have sync set to charging only and wifi only, but when I was at my grandma's house taking videos of her dog jumping and doing tricks, when I played them back they would play OK the first time, but if I started moving the sliders and jumping to different spots in the video, it would freeze up or get really choppy.
Hoping it will be fixed with an app update soon.
I am having the exact same issue you described. It's not a playback issue. It's choppy even played back on a computer.
It is supposed to capture at 240 fps and stretch that out into a 30 fps video file. Look at the properties of a slow-mo video file, it should say something like 29 fps. When mine isn't working correctly, and the playback isn't smooth, that video file's properties says 7 fps. So, it seems like it's capturing 4 times slower than it's supposed to, at 60 fps or something.
Restarting my phone fixes it, for a few days. I've only had the phone a couple weeks and have had this happen twice now. No clue why this happens. Surely it's more widespread than just us.
As for the grainy noise, you have to have a lot of light, more than you'd need for a normal video. Mine are pretty grainy unless there's a ton of light.
Yeah, mine becomes choppy too sometimes. A reboot fixes it for a while. I've seen this issue posted a few different places so I think it's a software/firmware problem that Google will need to resolve.
Just wanted to add that I have the exact same problem, meaning that it still hasn't been fixed.
I know this is an old post, but I just got a 6p and I too have this issue. I'm even on DP4 so it's not fixed yet in this release either... Reboot is the only temporary fix I've found.
Hi,
Whenever I use my yogabook, the area above the keyboard is hot. I understand electronics produce heat when working but this is HOT
Also when I play youtube video in fullscreen, the audio is poppy and the video stutters
are these two things connected in some way? If not, does anyone have a solution for both issues?
thanks