Has anyone else noticed that when switching from 1080p and 1080p 60FPS and 4k and 4k60FPS the display gets dark? Any reason for this? The 60FPS options are darker for whatever reason.
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First of all, i already had the 60fps option ONCE, when i was in AICP 6.0, so i know that it works in our phone, but i went to test all the other roms, there were no 60fps anymore, just 480p max.
720p and 1080p are available, but when it's a 60fps video, not regular 30fps, they dissapear. Am I the only one having this issue? Im good watching 480p, but when i know that my phone can easily handle 1080p60, it really bothers me. Can someone test this, please?
Anyone notice pixelation when zooming in on photos and videos only on 1080p 60fps?
If I change the fps to 30 all photos and focus works fine
Does anyone know how to encode a HDR video for playback on the S8? There's a lot of content online that won't trigger HDR mode even though it theoretically has the needed data.
This thing doesn't have hdr. I've never seen a video trigger hdr. Mobile hdr equals the bightness and saturation going up. ?
s4shield said:
This thing doesn't have hdr. I've never seen a video trigger hdr. Mobile hdr equals the bightness and saturation going up.
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On some hdr content when opened directly from the Samsung video app it will turn the brightness to 100% and display "HDR" above the pause button. It seems to trigger with random x265 mp4 files.
Is there anyway to know if I am playing 4k hdr video in default app.In youtube it supports only 1080p hdr with horrible framedrops.I have tried some 4k hdr mp4 samples but it seems that its only playing it in 4k because in youtube when I select hdr, the app takes over the brightness.Has anybody played downloaded 4k hdr video yet.Let's have a discussion below
SATZDAS said:
Is there anyway to know if I am playing 4k hdr video in default app.In youtube it supports only 1080p hdr with horrible framedrops.I have tried some 4k hdr mp4 samples but it seems that its only playing it in 4k because in youtube when I select hdr, the app takes over the brightness.Has anybody played downloaded 4k hdr video yet.Let's have a discussion below
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same here, 4k hdr doesnt appear in youtube only 1080p hdr, frame drops could be due to "debug gpu overdraw" option enabled turn it off in developer options i think it should do it...
how did you manage to download 4k hdr video? I tried every youtube downloader I cant seem to download with that option...
Try 4kmedia.org and you can download full 4k hdr videos sample.My Developer mode is off.There is obvious frame drops and battery drain while playing HDR.Sony is bullshitting with us.If you find a way to play 4k hdr video let me know
S8 Exynos variant, I'm on latest software update (august patch), youtube videos at 1080p 60fps with HDR stutter on my phone. Sometimes the brightness goes down then up then down then up again and so on (HDR clips should keep the brightness all the way up I think). It seems to drop frames also, since I've watched the clips at 720p and I've seen the difference.
The clip I watched was on youtube's recommended smartphones page (S8 is on that page ...).
S8 Exynos variant is not optimized to handle HDR 60FPS High resolution content. It's just..... it can't.
The device is limited of what it can do actually, yes it can play HDR content but moving up to 1080p HDR 60fps and above, it will tear out the screen in youtube, that will make your eyes hurt.
batuzai04123 said:
S8 Exynos variant is not optimized to handle HDR 60FPS High resolution content. It's just..... it can't.
The device is limited of what it can do actually, yes it can play HDR content but moving up to 1080p HDR 60fps and above, it will tear out the screen in youtube, that will make your eyes hurt.
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The problem is with HDR movies only. I watched lots of movies at 1440p 60fps without problems. Also, youtube recognized my phone and 1080p HDR was the maximum choice at Resolution option (on PC it goes higher). If it can't play the movie at 1080p HDR the maximum resolution should be 720p HDR, right?
pali2704 said:
The problem is with HDR movies only. I watched lots of movies at 1440p 60fps without problems. Also, youtube recognized my phone and 1080p HDR was the maximum choice at Resolution option (on PC it goes higher). If it can't play the movie at 1080p HDR the maximum resolution should be 720p HDR, right?
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There is a big difference with videos that are HDR and NON-HDR content.
I can watch 60fps 1440p movies NON-HDR without problems.
But watching something that is 1080p HDR content will cause some stuttering and/or fragmentation that stresses our eyes.
S8 is not as good as S9 when it comes to HDR viewing. S9 is provisioned to be HDR ready in Netflix, but S8 is not.