i have some question about kernel.
kernel usually have 420p and 720p version, nah my question is what the different between their ?
tell me the effect when i used 420p kernel and 720p too :good:
Oh, i used my phone for gaming and social media priority
my device :
Device : Xperia Play R800i
ROM : XPLAY HONAMIv2
Kernel : LuPuSv7 [STOCK ICS/GB 720p
The 720kernels: you can watch and record 720p video and it uses up a little more RAM
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Just wanted to check.
I see that the video camera settings have a HIGH setting, but I'm not sure this is 720p ?
Can anyone confirm yes or no that GB ROMS (CM7/Evervolv/OMFGB) do NOT have 720p capture ?
Hi all..I have an xperia Arc S..still on stock GB no changes at all..I tried to play some of my videos I took with LG 3d and S2..they were 1080p..so as I expected they were slow and and the device couldn't render them well..so my question is that did u guys noticed any improvement in Full HD playback when overclocking the CPU to 2Ghz or using any scripts or costume kernels??so I will think about changing to such conditions if there are any improvement..thanks alot for any help..PEACE
flashed it an hour back and the video playback is laggy as hell,its barely watchable can anyone help me out please
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flashed it an hour back and the video playback is laggy as hell,its barely watchable can anyone help me out please
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I can't help with a solution at the moment and I must admit I was skeptical about your statement, but after checking, it does appear(from my observations) there is a noticeable lag in video playback on my Sony XPERIA LT26i JB 6.2.B.0.200 release with DoomKernel v1
I have a mkv(H.264,AC3) 720p video I know very well and use as a video benchmark and it should be smooth with no lag as it was on ICS on an XPERIA S.
The video has some structural components of a spaceship which is panned from end to end over an extended period and it's easy to spots frame lag/drops.
I have viewed the video in both MX Player Pro and BSPlayer, with Hardware encoding enabled and there does appear to be a visual lag.
I enabled settings->Developer Options->force GPU rendering in settings and this made no difference.
Using my old XPERIA X10i I played the same 720p mkv using BSPlayer and it was very smooth with no noticeable lag.
Something is a bit odd when an Adreno 200 plays videos better than an Adreno 220.
I am using the Gingerbread 2.3.7 NXT gaming ROM and Lupus Kernel and my device cannot play 720p videos. To be fair, I'm not quite sure If the kernel is either the 480p version or the 720p one, but the fact that it records videos in 720p suggests it's the latter. However, I find it ridiculous that I can't watch the recordings on the same device I made them with.
Should I try flashing the kernel and installing the ROM again? Is there a less troublesome way to fix this problem?
Hi, as you guys should know, the S5 Mini stock can play video at 720p 60fps and 1080p 30fps with no problem, now at 1080p 60fps it struggles a lot, seems like the hardware cant handle it
I dont want to lose my time making a backup data and flashing a custom rom just for testing
So if someone has an overclocked kernel already installed please tell me if you're able to play video at 1080p 60fps smoothly, thanks.
Why would you want that? Screen is 720p. And what kind of playback do you mean? Youtube or mp4?
Kernels cant double the performance or so, dont expect roms to run faster than stock...