Is the nexus 7 capable of 1080 at 60 fps playback? i tried it with video taken with lg g2 at 60 fps but din't work.
Bers915 said:
Is the nexus 7 capable of 1080 at 60 fps playback? i tried it with video taken with lg g2 at 60 fps but din't work.
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Nothing guys?
This article says someone tested it, so I'd say yes.
http://techcrunch.com/2013/11/29/go...o-hurt-video-playback-performance-on-nexus-7/
Now that doesn't mean that all apps can do it, but the hardware, when using the proper app, is capable.
Are you looking the N7 to play the video at 60fps itself or are you mirroring the video onto a TV or other monitor of some sort?
I set my settings on video size to UHD 3840x2160 before taking a video. And when i tried to share it on youtube, it doesnt seem to be 4k. Is there another way to do it?
What resolution does it come up on YouTube? Also are you using the youtube app on the Note 4 to view the video?
Every 60 frames-per-second YouTube video I try to watch will only display in 480p.
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This is common for new phones. It takes a few weeks before 60fps and even 1440p to show up.
1440p works fine for me on YouTube app
Only 60fps doesn't work
recently I posted about my problem that 60fps option was gone from youtube and now when I play any 60fps video it gives max 480p non 60fps option.
I tride everything! every rom!
even with odin full erase!
any ideas would be apriciated!
I'm not too sure about it but aren't there modded youtube versions which enable all resolutions and therefor should fix your problem?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-iytbp-injected-youtube-background-t3560900
I cant get Netflix app to play videos with higher resolution than 720p and 30 FPS. The S9 has hardware capability to show 1440p and 60FPS, but Netflix seems to limit this to low resolution.
Any fix for this?
I have tried it on out superfast Wi-Fi and superfast LTE, no difference.
You can check this with Netflix own "Test Pattern" videos. Actual FPS and Resolution is shown in upper right corner when you zoom out to original video size.
corb06 said:
I cant get Netflix app to play videos with higher resolution than 720p and 30 FPS. The S9 has hardware capability to show 1440p and 60FPS, but Netflix seems to limit this to low resolution.
Any fix for this?
I have tried it on out superfast Wi-Fi and superfast LTE, no difference.
You can check this with Netflix own "Test Pattern" videos. Actual FPS and Resolution is shown in upper right corner when you zoom out to original video size.
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If you are rooted then that is the reason
EmRav said:
If you are rooted then that is the reason
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No root. Actually have the same problem on my Tab S4.
But we get full 4K and 60 FPS on our Samsung TV built in app, and also our Nvidia Shield TV.
corb06 said:
I cant get Netflix app to play videos with higher resolution than 720p and 30 FPS. The S9 has hardware capability to show 1440p and 60FPS, but Netflix seems to limit this to low resolution.
Any fix for this?
I have tried it on out superfast Wi-Fi and superfast LTE, no difference.
You can check this with Netflix own "Test Pattern" videos. Actual FPS and Resolution is shown in upper right corner when you zoom out to original video size.
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I believe resolution is limited by your Netflix subscription, if you only paid for 720p then that's the max res you can watch with
kyooohei08 said:
I believe resolution is limited by your Netflix subscription, if you only paid for 720p then that's the max res you can watch with
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Nah we have ultra 4K subscription. Running smoothly 60 FPS and 4K on our Samsung Q-Led tv and on our Nvidia Shield TV player.
corb06 said:
Nah we have ultra 4K subscription. Running smoothly 60 FPS and 4K on our Samsung Q-Led tv and on our Nvidia Shield TV player.
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App limitation apparently, this one might get you 1080p
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/netflix-inc/netflix/netflix-5-3-1-build-19296-release/
all versions up to 5.3.1 operate at 1080p and a bitrate of 5800kbps which is the highest quality possible on smartphones.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/8gz2e9/netflixs_android_app_maxes_out_at_720p_only/
*Detection* said:
App limitation apparently, this one might get you 1080p
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/netflix-inc/netflix/netflix-5-3-1-build-19296-release/
all versions up to 5.3.1 operate at 1080p and a bitrate of 5800kbps which is the highest quality possible on smartphones.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/8gz2e9/netflixs_android_app_maxes_out_at_720p_only/
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I tested this method today, it works! So it is indeed app limitation NOT subscription. Tested it on my s9 and girfriends s9+, both worked. However, getting to 720p resolution on the newer versions is much faster than getting to 720p or 1080p on this older version. So maybe locking to 720p is the effect of some network and streaming optimizations.
Had to go older to get mine working
zimonyini said:
I tested this method today, it works!
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I tried 5.3.1 but it immediately prompted me to update to continue. So I used 4.12.2 and my content was watchable again. I’m on an S9 with Pie.
Netflix 4.12.2 from ApkMirror