plz tell me ...since iv got the phone every pic i had and every pics i take and the youtube hd everything looks very pixel
i see i dont have problem with the screen its ok.but the youtube not looks really hd (even if i thick the good quallity in the settings)
and all the pics if i make little bit zoom it looks pixel?strange
yeah i am on the same boat any news to this ?
Some one????
Even when i watch youtube in 4k that shot with this camera its very pixelly
Youtube or Google +?
My videos on G+ are all pixelated, but if i see them directly from the file they are all ok.
Not following what the issue is here. No issues with YouTube playback or playback of 4k video I've shot
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Hi
so the s8/8+ are suppossed to support HDR mobile but neither Amazon video nor netflix - for mobile - are showing anything in HDR atm
are there any apps outthere that can play HDR content on these phones - youtube doesnt either
Would like to know too..
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You tube HDR works on phone though pretty sure.. I did unboxing and in video had theS7 & S8 side by side playing HDR channel in same vid..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqS4FUKiNh8
sorry for being blonde but what video was that - and how do you know it plays in HDR??
for EG: on my sony TV when i play HDR videos (on netflix or amazon) the screen changes completely - the colours are warmer and the luminosity drops a lot) then when i exit the videos the screen reverts back to normal settings
is this the same case with the s8 HDR? or else how do you know you're watching HDR (for EG you know what resolution you are watching)
Im told the youtube app doesnt yet support HDR.
Have you enabled the "Video Enhancer" setting in Settings>Advanced Features>Video Enhancer? When I enabled this I noticed YouTube is brighter and more vivid... Doesn't for sure say this is HDR but it does look like it.
Netflix and Amazon are working on mobile support. There is currently no HDR streaming for our S8. Don't turn on the video enhancer, it just makes the video brighter and overly saturated, nothing to do with HDR.
You can always download the Samsung Video player from Play store and download some HDR samples to watch. I have experimented and HDR and other high quality videos only seem to play flawlessly on Samsung's own video player. It plays 4k at 60fps files with ease and HDR too.
Here is a good place to get reference quality samples. Streaming can't match them for IQ.
http://demo-uhd3d.com/categorie.php?tag=hdr
We just have to wait, mobile HDR support is coming. Until then just enjoy standard streaming.
I can't find Samsung Video Player on the play store. Can you link me?
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I can't find Samsung Video Player on the play store. Can you link me?
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it's on the Galaxy Apps i think
Yeah I looked. Couldn't find it. Link or screenshot?
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Yeah I looked. Couldn't find it. Link or screenshot?
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.android.videolist
Ah. Thanks!
When I try the two Sony Camp HDR v. Non HDR videos, the HDR version is more bland. Is it not decoding correctly?
Are you sure that app supports HDR videos?
HDR10: http://demo-uhd3d.com/fiche.php?cat=uhd&id=144
Non-HDR: http://demo-uhd3d.com/fiche.php?cat=uhd&id=143
already_taken said:
Ah. Thanks!
When I try the two Sony Camp HDR v. Non HDR videos, the HDR version is more bland. Is it not decoding correctly?
Are you sure that app supports HDR videos?
HDR10: http://demo-uhd3d.com/fiche.php?cat=uhd&id=144
Non-HDR: http://demo-uhd3d.com/fiche.php?cat=uhd&id=143
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I would like to know this too. I've downloaded multiple HDR videos from the site including the HDR and SDR versions of Camp and they all seem to have dull colours. Using a Galaxy Tab S3 btw, but still using the native video player. Tried using MX Player as well but same story.
There are some 4k HDR 60fps videos on Youtube, and while it might not be displaying in HDR, cranking the resolution to 1440p and brightness all the way up the videos do look purdy!
i can comfirm that HDR is working on Netflix. i just downloaded the 5.0 APK
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i can comfirm that HDR is working on Netflix. i just downloaded the 5.0 APK
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Guys it would be worth mentioning which continent and country you're from when referring to streaming services.
For instance, HDR on Netflix is not yet available in Europe (UK) even if I update the apk to version 5.0.1 manually. And I do have the Ultra HD plan to go with this.
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Guys it would be worth mentioning which continent and country you're from when referring to streaming services.
For instance, HDR on Netflix is not yet available in Europe (UK) even if I update the apk to version 5.0.1 manually. And I do have the Ultra HD plan to go with this.
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Can confirm this also no HDR content in the UK either yet.
The samsung video app seems to not like all hdr video. It will tell you when it is in hdr though.
The Samsung video app doesn't play hdr for me.
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i can comfirm that HDR is working on Netflix. i just downloaded the 5.0 APK
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http://www.phonearena.com/news/Netf...Vision-streaming...-yep-its-the-LG-G6_id93853
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i can comfirm that HDR is working on Netflix. i just downloaded the 5.0 APK
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Download from where?
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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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
Please help mee
Use Google Camera mod.
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Use Google Camera mod.
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I was record a video FHD 60FPS in gcam, it is 60FPS Fake 30FPS. I think the problem is in the Rom......
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I was record a video FHD 60FPS in gcam, it is 60FPS Fake 30FPS. I think the problem is in the Rom......
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It was recorded on 60fps, to test you can check it on firefox desktop in developer settings, it is a showing the vdo is in 60fps but youtube is not showing it.
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It was recorded on 60fps, to test you can check it on firefox desktop in developer settings, it is a showing the vdo is in 60fps but youtube is not showing it.
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I need record in camera with 60FPS, not watch youtube
I tried various camera app 2 of them work good are Google Camera and Cinema 4k
In Google Camera i shot video in 60 and 30fps and in cinema 4k 24fps, 30fps and 60fps later i moved those file in computer to edit in premier pro where i saw all files were in 30fps only while one which i shot in 24fps format was actually 29.34fps
Can we get a video stabilization using apps like Gcam, OpenCamera, etc.??
If yes, what version of the application works best?
I'd like to pass on using the google photos editor stabilizer as it downgrades 1080p 60fps videos to a horrible 240p 60fps videos.