I'm on a galaxy tab 8.9, android 3.2
When watching video on full screen mode, I prefer holding the device rotated by 180 degrees (Samsung logo on top), so that the speakers are not blocked. but if I use the device to play youtube videos in full screen in this position, the video is displayed upside down - the actual position of the tablet is ignored. Is there a workaround for this?
dopoto said:
I'm on a galaxy tab 8.9, android 3.2
When watching video on full screen mode, I prefer holding the device rotated 270 degrees (Samsung logo on top), so that the speakers are not blocked. but if I use the device to play youtube videos in full screen in this position, the video is displayed upside down - the actual position of the tablet is ignored. Is there a workaround for this?
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Wrong forum mate, this is for GT-P1000, 7'' tab.
Try here.
Yes, just noticed that. Maybe you guys should rename it "Galaxy Tab 7" then...
Can an admin move this thread to the Galaxy Tab 8.9 forum, please?
In the meantime, is anybody on P1000 experiencing this as well?
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I use the Netflix and Slingplayer apps on my Galaxy Tab 10.1. Unlike many apps, they won't flip if you turn the tab upside down. If I'm looking at a long program or movie, it's nice to be able to keep the charger plugged into the tab, which is pretty much impossible with the tab in normal landscape orientation. Is there any technique or app available which will allow or force the screen to run upside down so I could attach the charging cable to the top?
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I use the Netflix and Slingplayer apps on my Galaxy Tab 10.1. Unlike many apps, they won't flip if you turn the tab upside down. If I'm looking at a long program or movie, it's nice to be able to keep the charger plugged into the tab, which is pretty much impossible with the tab in normal landscape orientation. Is there any technique or app available which will allow or force the screen to run upside down so I could attach the charging cable to the top?
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It would also have to force the audio to reverse, I think. Sometimes while using Splashtop to watch a video I'll have to charge the tab. While Splashtop will reorient the screen, it doesn't reverse the stereo speakers. This is a pretty device-specific issue, though, so I don't expect a rapid response from the Splashtop people (they still need to fix Bluetooth mouse support in remote sessions!).
Anyway, first world problems and all, but it would be nice to have a fix.
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I've yet to try using camera with the mhl adapter. Maybe later today.
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OK, I've tried - same result as yours.
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