My global version redmi note 7 has L1 widevine cdm support, but when i ran 'test patterns' on Netflix, it only shows 1280×720p as maximum. Anyone have the same problem?
that's the max resolution (720p), I don't think you can run 1080p on android.
KaladinSB said:
that's the max resolution (720p), I don't think you can run 1080p on android.
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But ppl tested that is possible on phones like s9 and many others.
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I've a Transformer prime so far and a consider changing for a Nexus 10. I just wondering if the dual-core A15 processor will be enough for playing 1080p mkv from my synology NAS via WIFI?
Exynos 5250 is the next generation of the exynos series, which will surely improve the hardware decoding dsps
The Exynos 5250 can supposedly decode 1080/60p which I have plenty on my DS211j from a Panasonic TM700 (in m2ts format).
"This SoC will have a memory interface providing 12.8 GB/sec of memory bandwidth, have support for USB3 and SATA3, decode full 1080p video at 60 fps along with simultaneously displaying WQXGA-resolution (2560x1600) on a mobile display as well as 1080p over HDMI."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exynos_(system_on_chip)
The GPU of the Exynos 5 is faster than the one of the Tegra 3... I'm pretty sure that it will play 1080p videos
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we should be asking if it's gonna play 2560x1600 videos at 60p, hell 2k. Hell, 4k!
okay, then let's buy it!! wait until november 13
Samzebian said:
we should be asking if it's gonna play 2560x1600 videos at 60p, hell 2k. Hell, 4k!
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To be honest, if the Tegra 3 can do 1080p60 and it is much, much slower, I don't see why this thing shouldn't be able to do videos of that resolution. Not that they exist, of course - or do they? Is that what BluRay's all about?
Though really, I'm not sure you can fit a feature-length film at 1600p into 32GB.
Kookas said:
To be honest, if the Tegra 3 can do 1080p60 and it is much, much slower, I don't see why this thing shouldn't be able to do videos of that resolution. Not that they exist, of course - or do they? Is that what BluRay's all about?
Though really, I'm not sure you can fit a feature-length film at 1600p into 32GB.
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do a youtube search of 4k test.
Make sure you're PC can handle it tho!:laugh:
Samzebian said:
do a youtube search of 4k test.
Make sure you're PC can handle it tho!:laugh:
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If my PC can't handle it, then it's just another situation, like browser scrolling, where desktop software is inferior to mobile software. Considering I run games at maximum settings on here. But do you think the Nexus 10 could do it?
Kookas said:
If my PC can't handle it, then it's just another situation, like browser scrolling, where desktop software is inferior to mobile software. Considering I run games at maximum settings on here. But do you think the Nexus 10 could do it?
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I honestly couldn't say weather the Nexus 10 could handle 4k. Depending on how old your PC is and your GPU, you may or may not be able to view 4k videos smoothly.
have you found an app who does support hardware decoding on our N10?
admiralwilly said:
have you found an app who does support hardware decoding on our N10?
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Depends on the format. For Mp4/h.264. Everything works. For h.264 in a mkv. MX Player will play HW video and SW audio.
For other format nobody seems up to date yet. The Exynos claims support for a lot of format decoding, but Google seems to have phoned in native support on the kernel.
Hi guys, G4 plus for is there any 1080p 60fps application and mod ?
I don't think there's hardware to encode 1080p at 60fps and the CPU is not strong enough for software encoding. I don't know if even 720p can be done.
Stock slowmotion is something like 540p so 1080p is so much larger than that even 60fps is not feasible
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I don't think there's hardware to encode 1080p at 60fps and the CPU is not strong enough for software encoding. I don't know if even 720p can be done.
Stock slowmotion is something like 540p so 1080p is so much larger than that even 60fps is not feasible
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agree
guessingagain said:
I don't think there's hardware to encode 1080p at 60fps and the CPU is not strong enough for software encoding. I don't know if even 720p can be done.
Stock slowmotion is something like 540p so 1080p is so much larger than that even 60fps is not feasible
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Similar characteristics phones making 1080P 60fps, I think g4 plus is enough. for example; samsung galaxy s5 making record 1080p 60fps, even doing the 2160p 30fps
The processor we have does support video recording up to 1080p 60FPS. However, I do not know whether other hardware on the device inhibits that or not.
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/617
zeomal said:
The processor we have does support video recording up to 1080p 60FPS. However, I do not know whether other hardware on the device inhibits that or not.
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Thanks for information, I believe future 60 fps mod.
it“s doable hit me up on telegram if rooted @defcomk
defcomg said:
it“s doable hit me up on telegram if rooted @defcomk
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Would be nice to provide a solution for ALL here on xda instead of another platform. The purpose of XDA is to provide help for all from all xdaians. Keep in mind.
strongst said:
Would be nice to provide a solution for ALL here on xda instead of another platform. The purpose of XDA is to provide help for all from all xdaians. Keep in mind.
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I know i just prefer to debug via telegram and post working solution i feel feedback via posts is delayed if xda had live chat feature it would be great
Is it just me? Oreo 8.1 beta. I'm not getting the option for 1440p viewing, tops out at 1080p 60fps.
maverickmarc said:
Is it just me? Oreo 8.1 beta. I'm not getting the option for 1440p viewing, tops out at 1080p 60fps.
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I think it was always limited to 1080p. I don't think the YouTube app properly handles the Essential phone. I also think that we could probably have HDR support, but that is also not available on this phone despite it having a truly awesome LCD display.
Well that's a bummer.... I'm really trying to like this phone, I'll patiently wait for them to address the issues with it... If they can't or don't within the next month or so, I'll be moving on, probably back to Huawei, or even maybe Xiaomi, that mi 7 will be insane
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Well that's a bummer.... I'm really trying to like this phone, I'll patiently wait for them to address the issues with it... If they can't or don't within the next month or so, I'll be moving on, probably back to Huawei, or even maybe Xiaomi, that mi 7 will be insane
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It's not Essential that is at fault. It's Google in this case. YouTube is a poorly implemented application that puts artificial limitations on devices.
dhorgas said:
It's not Essential that is at fault. It's Google in this case. YouTube is a poorly implemented application that puts artificial limitations on devices.
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You sure about that? I've never had a quad hd phone that YouTube limited to 1080p
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You sure about that? I've never had a quad hd phone that YouTube limited to 1080p
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Yes, I've owned plenty of flagships. Even the S8+ had issues to start. Difference is that Samsung is huge and Essential is nobody. Android Phone will probably change things as Google is officially introducing support for 18:9 screens and accommodating notches.
Injected YouTube background playback vanced magisk module not only removes ads, it allows you to pick your playback resolution.
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Also the Essential phone does not have a 1440p screen. It is 2560 x 1312.
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Just curious. I recently updated my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to the Android Pie Resurrection rom and it plays Youtube vids in 1080p. So it's pretty nice.
u probably could, but the max resolution of the rn7 screen is still only 1080p, so there will be absolutely no difference in the experience of watching the content. you'd probably be wasting data downloading those extra pixels anyway.
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u probably could, but the max resolution of the rn7 screen is still only 1080p, so there will be absolutely no difference in the experience of watching the content. you'd probably be wasting data downloading those extra pixels anyway.
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Yea, that's a good point. I mean I only game on my desktop at 1080p. It's weird, if you have seen some of my posts, lately I have been having memory issues and the inability to understand things technically. I have been very heavily involved/online since 1985 in a dev sense but later in life more as an enthusiast. I don't know what's up. I'm only fifty and this is beginning to scare me. LOL
Thanks for the reply, NightRaven!
You could (especially with YouTube Vanced), but just like what NightRaven said, RN7 max resolution is 1080p so yea
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 ?
DadOudidOuda said:
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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