hi I was wondering if official youtube app supports 1080p on note3.
it doesnt have quality option except it only says "HD".
not sure if the video is HD or FHD.
thanks
I was wondering the same thing. Except for me the HD videos just spin at loading.
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In for answer, everytime I see a modified Youtube app etc it says 720p
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2473837
lmike6453 said:
In for answer, everytime I see a modified Youtube app etc it says 720p
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There are tons of threads that offer 1080p YouTube playback
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2473837
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hen i play full HD videos from youtube 1080P and i download one on my xoom and when i play it with vplayer it's so slow i am on 3.1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ5U8suTUw0
use moboplayer, and stick with mp4 and .avi files.
patass said:
use moboplayer, and stick with mp4 and .avi files.
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i have moboplayer very slow frames but the same thing it's mp4 and from the browser when it's 1080P HD the browser crash
use the youtube app for youtube videos.
I use vplayer to play 720p no problem haven't tried 1080p yet
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use the youtube app for youtube videos.
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ok from the youtube app it work good but from the browser don't work freeze and crash !!!!!!!
because the videos from the browser arent optimized for your tablet. the videos on the app are. use the app.
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because the videos from the browser arent optimized for your tablet. the videos on the app are. use the app.
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ok thank you so much
The screen on the xoom can only display 720p content, as it does not have enough pixels to give you the full 1080. So it is easier to watch videos in the lower resolution (still use mobo), as it draws less resources to do so.
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UPDATE: Please close this thread, theos0o has created a modded youtube apk that allows playing HD with any DPI! Get it here
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http://www.engadget.com/2012/03/02/youtube-android-app-update-brings-hd-video-streaming-to-capable/
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I went to Galaxy Note forums, they dumped the apk that allowed them to do that. Unfortunately, it's the same 2.4.4 YouTube, and I didn't notice any difference. No HQ option, only HD (how the hell is 480p "HD", I will never know).
So I'm assuming there's a screen rez or phone model number check that doesn't allow 720p streaming in the app.
I'm hoping our brilliant devs can come up with a tweak to allow for HD streaming on SGSII.
P.S: if you think there's no difference between 480p and 720p on SGSII screen - oh boy, have you been missing out, son.
P.P.S: I'm not an idiot. Before you down-vote the thread, actually get off your lazy ass and see the difference between 480p and 720p video on SGS2.
UPDATE: If you're running Youtube app v2.4.4 (GB) or 3.x (ICS), set your DPI in build.prop to 182 and you'll have 720p video in youtube =)
Calling on devs to make a hack for the app to make it always think you're running high-dpi, without the need to change it there.. That'd be awesome!
Do you feel that there is a perceivable difference between 800/854*480 and 1280/720 on our S2?
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Do you feel that there is a perceivable difference between 800/854*480 and 1280/720 on our S2?
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Yes, there is a very, very significant difference.
Watch any of the Starcraft II commentaries in 480p then try it in 720p. You'll just how much better it is.
I think it has to do with subpixels, pixels on samoled just don't traslate the same as on a regular lcd screen, I think. Whatever the reason, there's a huge difference.
Im on 182dpi rom and it seems that my youtube videos are in 720p... Tried in browser 480p and it is much more pixelated than hd option in youtube app... In the app the hd option is awesome...
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thez3ro said:
Im on 182dpi rom and it seems that my youtube videos are in 720p... Tried in browser 480p and it is much more pixelated than hd option in youtube app... In the app the hd option is awesome...
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Which ROM are you running?
Just tried setting 182dpi on CheckROM - works, but no HD option in youtube =(
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Im on 182dpi rom and it seems that my youtube videos are in 720p... Tried in browser 480p and it is much more pixelated than hd option in youtube app... In the app the hd option is awesome...
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I just set 182 DPI in build.prop and I got HD option!! Yay!! Looks awesome.
If only someone would hack it into always allowing for HD video, without the need to run high DPI settings..
Im on vertrema 4.8... I do it with dpi changer from market... Sometimes is necessary to wipe market settings to make it recognise the changed dpi...
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The difference probably has more to do with the higher bitrate and less compression that youtube applies to 720p videos compared to 480p ones than with the resolution, since a widescreen 480p video at 852x480 is already larger than the dimensions of the SGS2 screen. The SGS2 has a normal RGB subpixel layout and even if it did have a pentile matrix or anything else, the picture would still get sent to the screen in its nominal resolution of 800x480.
That said, I can certainly believe that a 720p version would look better and is worth trying.
Yeah, I'm not entirely certain why 720p looks better than 480p, maybe because the down-sampling that youtube makes is worse than when the video is down-sampled by SGSII on-the-fly. Better algorithms, perhaps.
Whatever the case, I'm happy now =) I just hope someone hacks the app so that it reports high-DPI even when build.prop has 240 or whatever.
I Update the YouTube APP and don't play videos in HD, only on HQ, the SGSII doesn't support HD?
Check my mod guys!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1529715
very good support for youtupe 720p
I try very good.
my connections dont have this quality (
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Check my mod guys!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1529715
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@theos0o, I have been using your Modded Youtube 3.5.5 on my CM9(ICS) Rom and it works. I get to see videos in HD(720p). Thanks for the great youtube mod.
Note: If any one is using CM9 nightlies Rom then the latest version of the gapps does not have the youtube app. Just download the modded youtube app from the above link and install it. If you had installed the youtube app from the play store then just simply remove it and install this one.
I can't play the helicopter video nor any other 1080p video with MxPlayer or VLC.
Videos up to 720p work fine.
Only the Samsung player works with 1080p.
Anybody else?
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V-Player works fine here..
For me, i can play all videos including 1080p and helicopter video using MxPlayer. Btw my device GTI9500
okay, then I have to investigate my device further.
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I'm having the same issues with Archos player, so it's not just you.
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ticking "hardware overlay" in developer options fixes it for me.
is there any downside?
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BS Player and RockPlayer2 is good.
It has a very usable playlist with shuffle function that I need.
I also buy the pro version to support the developers.
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ticking "hardware overlay" in developer options fixes it for me.
is there any downside?
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where did you find the developers options. for some reason i cant find them
thanks
edit never mind found it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1989777
XBMC works fine for me
Helicopter video
My I9500 came with helicopter video, but after some updates that desapears.
I have tried everything to get that again, but the only option until now was to download from youtube, but I don't think this have the same quality.
The youtube downloaded video (1080p) have only 61MB. I found a 720p mkv version, wich have 164MB. I think the 1080p version have 300+MB
Could someone kindly upload or send me a link to download the real Samsung helicopter video in 1080p wich came with Galaxy S4?
I'll be much appreciated.
I have the settings to high quality on mobile but for some reason none of the videos I play are crisp. I tried the app the browser tried searching hd videos but everything seems to be pixelated to some extent? Anyone else having the same issues?
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I have the settings to high quality on mobile but for some reason none of the videos I play are crisp. I tried the app the browser tried searching hd videos but everything seems to be pixelated to some extent? Anyone else having the same issues?
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I thought i had that issue at first too. But i switched to Wifi and it came in clear. I dont know why, but 3g never gets videos clear for me. I had this issue on the SIII as well.
Videos play on "High Quality" over 3G. When on WiFi and I belive 4G also, video play in "HD". That is why it looks better over WiFi. There is a YouTube app floating around that has a setting that will allow you to watch videos in HD over 3G. However, 3G doesnt tend to have good enough speeds for solid playback in HD.
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You try the mod YouTube app?
Just to let everyone know. I got an updated YouTube today dated version. 10.05.6 and with any mods it has 1440p video available.
If anyone needs the app let me know.
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www.apkmirror.com has every app there is.
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About flipping time. I was shocked
It didnt work for me. Did you do anything extra to it?
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It didnt work for me. Did you do anything extra to it?
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Does the video you tried to watch support 1440p? Search for "2k demo video" or something and see if 1440p is available when you watch one of those.
I did not do anything special it just played search 4k video test you will find a couple great test videos.
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I tried multiple 4k and 2k videos and didn't work. Im on firekat custom rom. Not sure if that matters
ErickF said:
I tried multiple 4k and 2k videos and didn't work. Im on firekat custom rom. Not sure if that matters
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There's a certain process to follow. Look for it in apps and themes. It's posted there.
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I got it fixed. All i did was install the app and clear the data and it started working. Nothing extra. Nice jump in quality since i was only able to see videos in 720p before.
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Just to let everyone know. I got an updated YouTube today dated version. 10.05.6 and with any mods it has 1440p video available.
If anyone needs the app let me know.
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Isn't it available in google play?
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Isn't it available in google play?
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Should be by now. It wasn't when the OP was made. I hade it before apk mirror too.
However the OP was to inform people they did not need to do the build prop edit anymore to get the 2k viewing.
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New app updated from Google Play worked for me. But it wont work right off the bat. You have to force close app, go to the app settings and clear cache and data. Restarted YouTube and voila! Haven't had 1440p enabled in quite a bit
Anyone Know how to keep video quality at the highest? seems to change between videos. Nothing is settings.
Depends on the resolution the video was uploaded with. Some videos are low resolution, some are high. So you have to check each one. YouTube also streams in a lower resolution to get the video to the viewer quicker. Not everyone has fast enough Internet to stream 4k videos without buffering issues.
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