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does htc hd has the ability to run 720p videos on it or not and if not is there any application to run 720p videos
nop, the HD can't play HD videos
lpaso said:
nop, the HD can't play HD videos
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How ironic. LOL
It doesn't seem logical to play 720p videos on the Touch HD anyway. First of all, the max resolution on device is 800x480 and secondly 720p videos take quite a bit of space.
If you really want clarity, focus on encoding the video at the screens native res or even a bit lower resolution. What's more important is the bitrate and the codec.
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How ironic. LOL
It doesn't seem logical to play 720p videos on the Touch HD anyway. First of all, the max resolution on device is 800x480 and secondly 720p videos take quite a bit of space.
If you really want clarity, focus on encoding the video at the screens native res or even a bit lower resolution. What's more important is the bitrate and the codec.
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but my old nokia device n95 8gb plays 720p videos but not in full screen
can we play mp4 videos on htc hd with high frame rate and without the need of video encoder [with program on device ] like nokia devices
don't you think the nokia software somehow converted it ?
i mean a device with a
240 x 320 res playing media in 1280_720 and then resizing it even more ?
would not make much sense as it would have to process that huge amount
of data from 1280_720 to resize it down
Rudegar said:
don't you think the nokia software somehow converted it ?
i mean a device with a
240 x 320 res playing media in 1280_720 and then resizing it even more ?
would not make much sense as it would have to process that huge amount
of data from 1280_720 to resize it down
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i don;t think it converts it but it played it in about quarter of the screen with very bad image but smoothly with normal frame rate but my htc run mp4 with very low frame rate i don;t know why
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nop, the HD can't play HD videos
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HD videos are also 720*480 (480p) videos. And Blackstone can play videos with resolution 800*480. But just mp4 format. So, if you ask me, HTC Hd can play HD videos 480p in mp4 format.
HTC HD, Xperia and maybe some newest HTC devices are only devices that can play HD videos.
You can also watch HD videos on youtube with inbuilt youtube player.
gregy74 said:
HD videos are also 720*480 (480p) videos. And Blackstone can play videos with resolution 800*480. But just mp4 format. So, if you ask me, HTC Hd can play HD videos 480p in mp4 format.
HTC HD, Xperia and maybe some newest HTC devices are only devices that can play HD videos.
You can also watch HD videos on youtube with inbuilt youtube player.
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but when i tried these mp4 files at vga resolution it runs at very low frame rate also it is said in the specifications that it can run up to vga at 30 frames per second what is the problem
remember that you cant use coreplayer to play mp4 files and expect a result
the htc albujm app is the best for mp4
i myself prefer 400x240 divx videos
I have Att Fuze(touch pro)
with Coreplayer where i can use the Pad to click forward on movie Videos
like a que forward while watching movies
Was wondering can we Set it on Volume control to forward Video ?
Cos will get a phone HD2
Please if anyone has Coreplayer on there phone
lol
lol, i nearly pissed myself. First of all 720p is 1280x720, secondly a nokia n97 hasnt got a chance in hell of running this video, as stated before it doesnt have the native screen res or the power to pump that many pixels. There are only one oe two phones that will process this resolution but none of them can show them in native resolution and so they are pointless anyway unless they have a HDMI tv out. ( a couple do).
The touch hd can barely play a DVD rip in 480p without losing frames for god sake.
If you want clear smooth video you have to re-encode at the native res of the device and use a code the phone can hardware accelerate, the touch HD can only accelerate MP4 codec and so you are limited to that.
Now the touch HD2... well I was going to get all exited about that until i found it had no TV or mini hdmi out, what a waste of [email protected] time that it. HTC dropped the ball again in my humble opinion.
Tegra is where it is at, bring on the phones, build it and I will come
Get the facts right bub...
HD videos are also 720*480 (480p) videos
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NOT! HD starts at 720p! 480p is not and never has been HD!
hello my friend the first ans is it depands on which format u've to play. coz avi format not suported by wmp. After all the best option is to convert videos in littlebit low resolution so it also can't flickring when you play it & feel better experience and laisure to watching videos
Madcypher said:
NOT! HD starts at 720p! 480p is not and never has been HD!
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480p is hd, but the hd can not play videos at anywhere near enough bitrate to be classed as hd lol also even if you play a video at the same resolution as 480p its not 480p hd unless the image is scanned progressively, rather than in alternate fields.
Can the Xoom play Youtube 1080p or 720p videos ? I'm not interested in 1080p or 720p movie or video files playback. I want to know if the Honeycomb Youtube app has the option to play 1080p or 720p videos. The last time I checked a Xoom and its Youtube app in the store, it just had a HQ option, I couldn't find any option to select 720 or 1080p's. Please suggest. I spend lot of time on Youtube and I need this feature. It is one of the critical features, that helps be decide to go for the Xoom or not. Thanks.
I believe once the final version of Flash 10.2 is out the Xoom should be able to play 720p Smooth.
synplex said:
I believe once the final version of Flash 10.2 is out the Xoom should be able to play 720p Smooth.
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Thanks for the reply.But, is there an option in the Youtube app to play 720p or 1080p ? I know there is a HQ option in the Youtube app, and I have that in my Android phone too. What I'm looking for, is the option to play 720p or 1080p videos within the Youtube app.
go to youtube app search 1080p they run great.
Srikar_NBK said:
Thanks for the reply.But, is there an option in the Youtube app to play 720p or 1080p ? I know there is a HQ option in the Youtube app, and I have that in my Android phone too. What I'm looking for, is the option to play 720p or 1080p videos within the Youtube app.
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Well After you get Flash 10.2 you could always just go to Desktop web version of Youtube and Play a 720p video like that too see how performance is.
Ty the Jackass 3d 1080p trailer on the youtube app, really rocks.
Just an FYI hi def video doesnt work well over 3G. Use WiFi for best results
rjoudrey said:
Ty the Jackass 3d 1080p trailer on the youtube app, really rocks.
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Don't have a Xoom yet. I wanted to find out about this feature, before I decide to get one.
Srikar_NBK said:
Don't have a Xoom yet. I wanted to find out about this feature, before I decide to get one.
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To answer your question, yes & yes.
rjoudrey said:
go to youtube app search 1080p they run great.
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sorry but how do you know if its even playing in 1080p? its either HQ or not. just sayin..
i don't think its even necessary to run a 1080p clip on a 800p device.
aohus said:
sorry but how do you know if its even playing in 1080p? its either HQ or not. just sayin..
i don't think its even necessary to run a 1080p clip on a 800p device.
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It says its 1080p? Try this one:
http://www.tools4movies.com/2011/03/xoom-720p-1080p-high-quality-settings/
can I rest my case?
720p is more than adequate.
rjoudrey said:
It says its 1080p? Try this one:
http://www.tools4movies.com/2011/03/xoom-720p-1080p-high-quality-settings/
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did you really need to post 3x in a row? coulda been combined into one post.
anywho, we were discussing 1080p playback on Youtube, not a 1080p file being played natively on the xoom.
just because on the youtube title its marked as '1080p' doesn't necessarily mean its being played in 1080p. its most likely playing in 720p, can't confirm, but theres no point in playing a 1080p file on a 800p device. thats all im really trying to get at.
I'm pretty sure it can, set you browser agent to iPod, go to youtube website and search for 1080p, it will play any of those HTML5 streams in 1080p. Make sure you add
&fmt=37
At the end of the URL. That's youtube code for 1080p
rjoudrey said:
720p is more than adequate.
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If someone is connecting Xoom to a TV 1080p could be useful.
aohus said:
did you really need to post 3x in a row? coulda been combined into one post.
anywho, we were discussing 1080p playback on Youtube, not a 1080p file being played natively on the xoom.
just because on the youtube title its marked as '1080p' doesn't necessarily mean its being played in 1080p. its most likely playing in 720p, can't confirm, but theres no point in playing a 1080p file on a 800p device. thats all im really trying to get at.
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Just answering the OP jerk.
1080p runs great on mine
I can play 720p mp4 videos fine. I haven't test any 1080P.
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im ppretty sure the youtupe app dowsres's stuff to 480p just like when you go to the browser version and full screen a video it goes to 480p. Even though the title says 1080p
Edit: I stand corrected it looks like 720 in the app.
Is there a way to play movies in 1080p ?????
yes there is
and what would be ?????
Select movie....press play
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thebadfrog in IRC said:
i wanna know the guy who can tell the dif between 720 and 1080 on a 10" screen
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The frog has a point.
CrazyAngel1990 said:
Is there a way to play movies in 1080p ?????
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Your question is so vague that it is pretty much unanswerable, and potentially not even the question your looking to ask. [MOD EDIT: taking sideswipes at a user which isn't relevant]
Try supplying more detail, and hope with all your might that you're not asking a question that's easily able to be found with an answer somewhere in the forums... [MOD EDIT: taking sideswipes at a user which isn't relevant]
A video uploaded in it in 1080p format avi or mp4 will not play giving me error
You need a good player, so pick one between Dice player and the less good but free MX video player. Then get ready to overclock, and you should play easily any 720p video. Just forget 1080p, the Tegra2 can't handle it.
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thebadfrog said:
Select movie....press play
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I like you.
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That was funny
I've watched 1080p videos on youtube but I haven't felt like copying a +10GB file to my TF just to see.
the screen doesn't have enough pixels to play 1080p
1080p is 1920x1080
But the transformers screen is 1280x800
720p is the higest resolution it can play
mrevankyle said:
the screen doesn't have enough pixels to play 1080p
1080p is 1920x1080
But the transformers screen is 1280x800
720p is the higest resolution it can play
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You speak the truth.
mrevankyle said:
the screen doesn't have enough pixels to play 1080p
1080p is 1920x1080
But the transformers screen is 1280x800
720p is the higest resolution it can play
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Without downscaling. The even lower resoultion Galaxy tab (the original 7" one) is 1024x600 and yet it does play 1080p... we could argue about the point of doing that, but that's not really on topic
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thebadfrog said:
Select movie....press play
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haha, I can't believe this kinda response came from a senior member with 200+ tks
AlexTheStampede said:
Without downscaling. The even lower resoultion Galaxy tab (the original 7" one) is 1024x600 and yet it does play 1080p... we could argue about the point of doing that, but that's not really on topic
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wasn't really talking about the ability it shoud be able to play them just commenting that there isn't really a point considering it only plays at 720
mrevankyle said:
wasn't really talking about the ability it shoud be able to play them just commenting that there isn't really a point considering it only plays at 720
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with hdmi out you can get 1080p. that said since the tf can only play low profile 1080p h.264, there is little point to transcoding to anyghing other than 720p
Actually there is ppl who are looking for TF to play 1080p without transcoding... like someone who have lot of 1080p videos in NAS/PC who would like to stream over TF.
I know u can transcode over on the fly via VLC, but it would be good to stream it as it is. Whether TF can display 1080 is another question.
I think this is a valid request to asus since Nvdia put this as the key feature of Tegra 2.
"1080p Video Playback Processor — Watch 1080p HD movies stored on your mobile device on your HDTV without compromising battery life."
Maybe it's an android limitation.....iin media format specs i read "h264 baseline profile"...and i think no videos today are in this format....
I'm tryin with some footage shooted with my pana TM700 (1080/50p)...usignd adobe media encoder i'm serching the way to see my videos on my TF.....
I there any way to record video @60 fps? Or to step down from full HD to 720p? I mean, I'd much rather have 720p @60fps instead of full HD @30fps. Having a full HD video recording on such small sensor and lens is like having 12+Mpix, total overkill (and quality goes down).
lukabike said:
I there any way to record video @60 fps? Or to step down from full HD to 720p? I mean, I'd much rather have 720p @60fps instead of full HD @30fps. Having a full HD video recording on such small sensor and lens is like having 12+Mpix, total overkill (and quality goes down).
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I had a sony camcorder that did 60fps at 720p and 30fps and the 60fps was so smooth against 30fps, it would be great to have 60fps on the s2! the video on the s2 has always been so choppy plus its not even a true 30fps ( Samsung lies about this )
lukabike said:
I there any way to record video @60 fps? Or to step down from full HD to 720p? I mean, I'd much rather have 720p @60fps instead of full HD @30fps. Having a full HD video recording on such small sensor and lens is like having 12+Mpix, total overkill (and quality goes down).
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You can try 720p @60fps with lgcamera app from market, i know it has this option in settings but im not sure if it is possible without modified kernel on GNote.
Pollux King said:
You can try 720p @60fps with lgcamera app from market, i know it has this option in settings but im not sure if it is possible without modified kernel on GNote.
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I have LG Camera and it says 60fps but is only 30fps
Came across this thread and would love to be able to record @60fps 720p so im reviving this thread
Anyone got more info about this
Rivan_92 said:
Came across this thread and would love to be able to record @60fps 720p so im reviving this thread
Anyone got more info about this
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Rivan_92 said:
Came across this thread and would love to be able to record @60fps 720p so im reviving this thread
Anyone got more info about this
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I've been using Netflix calibration videos to check the resolution of the videos played. I'm stuck in 720p, which explains why some scenes looks pretty bad.
Do any of you guys manage to play videos in 1080p ?
PS : I do have Widevine L1
DadOudidOuda said:
I've been using Netflix calibration videos to check the resolution of the videos played. I'm stuck in 720p, which explains why some scenes looks pretty bad.
Do any of you guys manage to play videos in 1080p ?
PS : I do have Widevine L1
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Well I would suggest going into Netflix Settings and changing it to use Max Data, then you should have 1080p Streaming......?
Duncan1982 said:
Well I would suggest going into Netflix Settings and changing it to use Max Data, then you should have 1080p Streaming......
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Unfortunately it didn't change anything
DadOudidOuda said:
I've been using Netflix calibration videos to check the resolution of the videos played. I'm stuck in 720p, which explains why some scenes looks pretty bad.
Do any of you guys manage to play videos in 1080p ?
PS : I do have Widevine L1
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Netflix is playing 1080p on my Oneplus 8 Pro. Test it with 1920X1080 30fps, what does it say?
Pierre118 said:
Netflix is playing 1080p on my Oneplus 8 Pro. Test it with 1920X1080 30fps, what does it say?
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Still saying 720p ?
Which parameters could impact Netflix quality ?
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Still saying 720p
Which parameters could impact Netflix quality ?
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I really don't know. Maybe a factory reset can help.
Pierre118 said:
I really don't know. Maybe a factory reset can help.
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I really don't want to
I'll wait for Android 11 ?
If anyone else has an insight into this problem, I'm all ears
DadOudidOuda said:
I've been using Netflix cReplyoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiialibration videos to check the resolution of the videos played. I'm stuck in 720p, which explains why some scenes looks pretty bad.
Do any of you guys manage to play videos in 1080p ?
PS : I do have Widevine L1
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