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Touch input lag?

To anyone who has the Droid x, can you run a touch input test and see if there is a delay? Also someone run fps2d, that would be nice. I just have this slight feeling 2dfps are capped at 30fps(coming out of my ass) because if you watch this review, it doesn't seem that smooth, but I know from another review in 3d it gets 60fps.

Droid X does NOT have the 30FPS cap. In this benchmark he gets over 30FPS on the 3D test.
Whats the name of the app they used to do the touch input lag in this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szOje7dcRlo

AdamLJ said:
Droid X does NOT have the 30FPS cap. In this benchmark he gets over 30FPS on the 3D test.
Whats the name of the app they used to do the touch input lag in this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szOje7dcRlo
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Touch test

Gears is a 3d app I believe. Anyway I spoke with the editor with mobileburn who has one and he ran fps2d and no cap awesome

jigglywiggly said:
Gears is a 3d app I believe. Anyway I spoke with the editor with mobileburn who has one and he ran fps2d and no cap awesome
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HTC Evo has a 30FPS cap on the display - period. Doesn't matter if it's a 2D or 3D application. That's why I posted the YouTube benchmark video. It clearly shows 60FPS in a 3D app which means it's not capped.

AdamLJ said:
HTC Evo has a 30FPS cap on the display - period. Doesn't matter if it's a 2D or 3D application. That's why I posted the YouTube benchmark video. It clearly shows 60FPS in a 3D app which means it's not capped.
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Huh? I not talking about the EVO at all, I am saying the Droid X does not have a 2d fps cap. You can have no 3d fps cap, but have a 2d one, it's perfectly possible.
I was just verifying it doesn't have a 2dfps cap, even though I already knew it had no 3d fps cap.

AdamLJ said:
Droid X does NOT have the 30FPS cap. In this benchmark he gets over 30FPS on the 3D test.
Whats the name of the app they used to do the touch input lag in this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szOje7dcRlo
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Multitouch Visible Test
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.batterypoweredgames.mtvistest

jigglywiggly said:
Huh? I not talking about the EVO at all, I am saying the Droid X does not have a 2d fps cap. You can have no 3d fps cap, but have a 2d one, it's perfectly possible.
I was just verifying it doesn't have a 2dfps cap, even though I already knew it had no 3d fps cap.
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Then why did you say you thought it was capped at 30FPS in your very first post? The only phone that is capped at 30FPS is the Evo, hence the reason I mentioned it.
Once again, if you get over 30FPS in a 3D app then you'll get over 30FPS in a 2D app. Unless the 2D app is very demanding and your CPU/GPU cannot keep up.
Anyway, we know it's not capped and it beats the Evo in CPU/GPU tests. Gotta love it.

neocore on nexus S

hey guys any one done a neocore test on this?
cheers

This will be useless, because all will score 55 - 56.
It is capped due to hardware refresh rate.

has FPS cap like galaxy S phones maxes out at 56
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beat me to it

all right cheers, but nexus S does get the limit?

[Question]Increase camera Fps On hd2

I'm sorry for my English, I ask you a question.
Many pda like Samsung and the iPhone record video with a quality incredible.
We all know that our HD2 hasn't a powerful camera, has few fps etc.. I therefore believe it is logical to work to increase the fps even when using a resolution of 800 * 480.
If you could record in 720p, it would be nice, but if camera had a lot of fps.
What do you think? and is it possible can increase the fps while recording a video?
thks!

Axospirit said:
I'm sorry for my English, I ask you a question.
Many pda like Samsung and the iPhone record video with a quality incredible.
We all know that our HD2 hasn't a powerful camera, has few fps etc.. I therefore believe it is logical to work to increase the fps even when using a resolution of 800 * 480.
If you could record in 720p, it would be nice, but if camera had a lot of fps.
What do you think? and is it possible can increase the fps while recording a video?
thks!
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Wrong forum. Use the Q&A forum.

HTC One 60 FPS Video

i have tried 60fps video while im driving
what do you think 60fps video i think 1080p much better whts the advantage of 60fps?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8shZlOqMkaY

What were you going to say? I hardly think creating a whole new thread and just posting vids contributes to any discussion >.<

ArmedandDangerous said:
What were you going to say? I hardly think creating a whole new thread and just posting vids contributes to any discussion >.<
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No wiev of others and sample HTC One is very good at taking video but 60fps is not as good as 1080p video

cihanleanne said:
No wiev of others and sample HTC One is very good at taking video but 60fps is not as good as 1080p video
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The point of the 60 FPS is to do a slow motion, once you took the video, you can edit it to get some parts (well actually one part) to go slower.. then you can for example, while filming a freind jumping with a skate board, slow down only the part when he actually is in the air.. you can choose what speed to reduce it to as well.

opher50 said:
The point of the 60 FPS is to do a slow motion, once you took the video, you can edit it to get some parts (well actually one part) to go slower.. then you can for example, while filming a freind jumping with a skate board, slow down only the part when he actually is in the air.. you can choose what speed to reduce it to as well.
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thanks

Recording videos while driving a car. Great job. Moron.

took a 60 fps of a local race.
i think it makes a more smooth video ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVXHG5wWLJM

YouTube isn't 60fps so video is pointless
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No it is not, you have slow motion option and HD fast (60fps), they are different things, with 60fps you will have a smother video.
Smoother like if you are playing a game at 20fps(for example) in a computer and then change the configuration or the hardware and it give you 30~40fps, you will be able to play it much better.

60 fps is 720p, 30 fps is 1080p. (i'm guessing 60fps means lower compression rate / less space taken?)

bloodrain954 said:
Recording videos while driving a car. Great job. Moron.
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Some people have car mounts....
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bloodrain954 said:
Recording videos while driving a car. Great job. Moron.
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I'm not trying so start anything or anything here, but some of us can actually do that and still maintain a car on the road. ^^;
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let me bring a little clarity!!!
The reason the 60 frames per second looks so smooth is because our eyes see at about 60 frames per second that is the point in having 60 frames per second . this is why in the gaming industry for many many years we have tried to get 60 frames per second that is also coincidentally the same refresh rate of your monitor (likely) to go a little further you'll notice that 3d TVs are typically 120 Hertz so 60 ÷60 is 120 3d is 2 images. Tada sooo, For me i love the 60 fps because theres no loss in frames when I watch it with my eyes... Your dog will see it skip but not you! Dogs see at like 75 or 80 fps dont quote me on that ,but its a lil faster than we do.. Wikipedia can explain all that if you wanna know more.... So both arguments are kind of right. Yes the images will look better in slow mo and yes the images will look smooth but you would actually one more like 120 for slow mo or 240 the more frames you get the better it looks in slow mo..

Issues recording videos at higher fps

Why is it that even though the snapdragon 636 can record 1080p videos at 120 fps, max pro m1 is restricted to 30 fps either it be 720 or 1080p recording ??????

I also have the same question, as the processor supports recording at higher frame rates then why it's not enabled, or can it be enabled with any module or high FPS is hardware dependent.
Please @gusbalaa suggest anything or correct if I'm wrong.

manishurfmannu said:
I also have the same question, as the processor supports recording at higher frame rates then why it's not enabled, or can it be enabled with any module or high FPS is hardware dependent.
Please @gusbalaa suggest anything or correct if I'm wrong.
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i had no idea about that.

gusbalaa said:
i had no idea about that.
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Just wanted to know if that anyone can help on this.
It would be nice to this working.
Thanks.