Hi everyone, why i don't set resolution on YouTube higher fhd? For example 4k, any ideas?
Why would you need to play videos at a resolution higher than FHD? The screen is FHD and that's why you can't play videos at anything higher. That said, you can install YT Vanced and bypass the resolution checks and play it at 4k for example.
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Are videos the only thing we can really do in 2k res?
I'd love to be able to put desktop at 2k if it isnt already.. sorry, newbie.
Do apps like Navionics run in 2k?
if im not mistaken its 4k not 2k
It takes 4k videos, the screen resolution is only 2k though.
correct screen is slightly over 2k and shoots 4k videos
I've had the note 4 since november 2014, i was able to play 1080p video and 1440p video, now for some reason i can't play a youtube video above 720p that's the highest res option it will give me.
1980aksoy said:
I've had the note 4 since november 2014, i was able to play 1080p video and 1440p video, now for some reason i can't play a youtube video above 720p that's the highest res option it will give me.
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Have you tried updating? Maybe the video isn't available at resolution above 720p
I have lates version and videos mostly 1080p /1440p on desktop computer I can watch same videos on nexus 7 1440p but not on note 4
Yep, Google has again done something to stop us viewing 1080P and 1440p videos.
I read in another thread on here that its something to do with Lollypop and Google are only enabling 1080p and 1440p on Lollypop
Does YouTube allow 60fps at 1440p on mobile because I only get a max option of 1080p 60fps or regular 1440p.
I have no option to play 1080p 60fps videos on YouTube.
Normal 1080 works fine .
Just realized this now that you mentioned it. 720p60 works great, but I rarely get the option to crank up to 1080p. And when I do, I can't watch 60 FPS on either resolution. Really odd.
I can play 1080p 60 fps on tube mate app
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?
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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?
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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.