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Is there HD playback?

Hey guys,
Just wanted to let everyone know that after purchasing the GN 10.1 2014, I have been absolutely loving the device. Yes there is a little lag here and there but this is a fantastic device. The one thing that I was very excited about was to watch HD movies on this gorgeous screen. Well come to find out when I entered into the Google play store to purchase a movie, the option for HD version had a note attached saying this device does not support HD playback. I wanted everyone to know this as I was unaware this high resolution screen was incapable of HD playback before I spent the $600.00.

Dedline said:
Hey guys,
Just wanted to let everyone know that after purchasing the GN 10.1 2014, I have been absolutely loving the device. Yes there is a little lag here and there but this is a fantastic device. The one thing that I was very excited about was to watch HD movies on this gorgeous screen. Well come to find out when I entered into the Google play store to purchase a movie, the option for HD version had a note attached saying this device does not support HD playback. I wanted everyone to know this as I was unaware this high resolution screen was incapable of HD playback before I spent the $600.00.
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The title of your post is deceiving, The tablet definitely Supports HD Playback, you can load your own videos in there and it will look amazing. Maybe play store just hasn't approved of HD for this tablet yet, You can try to get videos from Samsung Hub with the free $50 gift card
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ChrisNee1988 said:
The title of your post is deceiving, The tablet finitely Supports HD Playback, you can load your own videos in there and it will look amazing. Maybe play store just hasn't approved of HD for this tablet yet, You can try to get videos from Samsung Hub with the free $50 gift card
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Thanks for the input and I have corrected the title. Where is the spec sheet or Some other info showing HD play back support?

Dedline said:
Thanks for the input and I have corrected the title. Where is the spec sheet or Some other info showing HD play back support?
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The screen resolution is 2560x1600 which is much higher than HD (1920x1080). I don't think it'll say HD play back support explicitly on the spec sheet, but the CPU is more than capable of playing 1080p videos. I've been able to do it since I had my Galaxy S3. Also if you watch a video on youtube, it'll play HD videos. You can verify that it is HD by clicking on the action overflow button (3 dots) on a YouTube video and it'll say HD rather than just HQ.

ChrisNee1988 said:
The screen resolution is 2560x1600 which is much higher than HD (1920x1080). I don't think it'll say HD play back support explicitly on the spec sheet, but the CPU is more than capable of playing 1080p videos. I've been able to do it since I had my Galaxy S3. Also if you watch a video on youtube, it'll play HD videos. You can verify that it is HD by clicking on the action overflow button (3 dots) on a YouTube video and it'll say HD rather than just HQ.
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It does say HD play back and record http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-tab/SM-P6000ZWYXAR-specs.
You can also go to Media hub and watch free HD Tv content.

just install a player like MX Player or BS Player and load your own movies on it. The device is easily capable of 1080p content.

So given all of that, does anybody know what specifically the issue is with the Play Store? Is it a restrictive policy issue due to licensing agreements or something similar, or have they just not entered the model number into some database that tells the system that this is a HD capable device?

[Question] Does the OP5T have Widevine L1 certification?

Or will I be forced to keep my Oneplus Two since it can also do L3 (Standard Definition/720x480) DRM video like all the rest of the Oneplus Phones.
Without L1; Amazon, Netflix, VUDU, YouTube TV, and Hulu will be locked to 720x480 resolution. I am surprised that NONE of the reviews even mention video playback, almost like it was intentionally left out.

I've been asking around but no one has answered me yet...
Netflix has stated that devices with a Snapdragon 835 would be able to access HD content, however I don't know if that applies to all devices or only the ones with L1 autorisation.
We really need a 5T owner to test these kind of things.

driverdis said:
Or will I be forced to keep my Oneplus Two since it can also do L3 (Standard Definition/720x480) DRM video like all the rest of the Oneplus Phones.
Without L1; Amazon, Netflix, VUDU, YouTube TV, and Hulu will be locked to 720x480 resolution. I am surprised that NONE of the reviews even mention video playback, almost like it was intentionally left out.
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The 5T still has the L3 certification. That is confirmed by the Oneplus staff. On the other hand, Netflix says that the stream will be in full HD for all devices with the Qualcomm 835 cpu. I don’t have Netflix myself so i can not check if this is true.

Wow, this would be a deal breaker if I can't view Amazon Video with HD quality.
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Maybe someone can test it with this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androidfung.drminfo

Sadly it comes with L3 only: https://www.android-hilfe.de/forum/...-ueber-amazon-video.855928.html#post-10777775

I got someone on Reddit to run the test and apparently the 5T can only get up to 560p on Netflix, however I think (and hope) that it is just a temporary problem and that it will soon be fixed.

And Amazon (Prime/Instant) Video?

Ockham's Chainsaw said:
I got someone on Reddit to run the test and apparently the 5T can only get up to 560p on Netflix, however I think (and hope) that it is just a temporary problem and that it will soon be fixed.
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If this is true then the claim about it lacking L1 must be false. It wouldn't go higher than 480p.

xocomaox said:
If this is true then the claim about it lacking L1 must be false. It wouldn't go higher than 480p.
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Actually it just depends on the video used to do the test: if you use the 4k one your resolution will go up to 560p even on a L3 device, if you use the 1080p test video your resolution will only go up to 480p, just as you said.
I don't know why it does that, but I verified on my L3 Note 10.1 2014 Edition and I managed to replicate these results.

Ockham's Chainsaw said:
Actually it just depends on the video used to do the test: if you use the 4k one your resolution will go up to 560p even on a L3 device, if you use the 1080p test video your resolution will only go up to 480p, just as you said.
I don't know why it does that, but I verified on my L3 Note 10.1 2014 Edition and I managed to replicate these results.
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Interesting. I don't have any of these services to test this out, but will see if I can find more info on the matter.

It's so annoying, even on YouTube you have to switch to 1080p everytime

Is this issue solved?

OrtizFerrari said:
Is this issue solved?
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No, nothing has changed: the OP5T is still only L3 and OnePlus doesn't seem to mind that their +$500 "Flagship Killer" can't even play Netflix/Amazon/*insert popular streaming service* in HD.

Ockham's Chainsaw said:
No, nothing has changed: the OP5T is still only L3 and OnePlus doesn't seem to mind that their +$500 "Flagship Killer" can't even play Netflix/Amazon/*insert popular streaming service* in HD.
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But this is amazing...and no one is saying anything about this...

Netflix/Amazon/YouTube Look pretty HD on my 5T

Willey1986 said:
Netflix/Amazon/YouTube Look pretty HD on my 5T
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Test it with the "Test Pattern" videos on Netflix and you'll see (let it play for a good 5-10 minutes just to be sure), the 5T doesn't actually have any serious problems with YouTube, it's just that it always defaults to 480p, kinda annoying but that's it.

Pro4TLZZ said:
It's so annoying, even on YouTube you have to switch to 1080p everytime
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My phone plays videos at 1080p on YouTube. I have it set to auto and if it's available, it plays it.
I'm talking about normal YouTube and not the paid service.

We should make a change.org or something, because this is stupid. The solution is easy but they dont want to implement in the device...So annoying, Oneplus.

OrtizFerrari said:
We should make a change.org or something, because this is stupid. The solution is easy but they dont want to implement in the device...So annoying, Oneplus.
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If you dont like, then dont buy it. What you think how much oneplus corp even care something derp www-page change.org? Newsflash: they dont care, we dont care.
Just buy samsung or iphone

mumuli said:
If you dont like, then dont buy it. What you think how much oneplus corp even care something derp www-page change.org? Newsflash: they dont care, we dont care.
Just buy samsung or iphone
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I have one OP5T sir. I bought because its an awesome phone, but I want to watch my series in their full resolution too.
Greetings.

Netflix and Amazon Video in HD on Tab S4?

Can anyone with a Samsung Tab S4 tablet confirm if Netflix and Amazon Video stream and download in HD?
The best way to check
1) Netflix - play the video called Test Patterns. After a few seconds, what is the resolution displayed in yellow text at the top?
2) Amazon Video - goto Settings, Stream & Download, Download Quality - then look at best, how much data does it use for 1 hour of video?
0.46GB of data and storage implies Standard Definition,
something like 1.82GB implies it streams in High Definition.
any help with this will be most appreciated.
I want to get an Android tablet that does both in HD, i can't believe the ipad and fire tablets are the only tablets that do both.
I'm hoping the Samsung tab S4 is the only android tablet that does. if so, i will buy one, but i'm not risking purchasing one only to find it doesn't do both in HD.
Thanks,

I tried both on my Tab S4 and my Note 9. The Tab S4 shows 1820x720 on Netflix and 0.46 on Prime. On the Note 9 I get no resolution shown in Netflix and 0.46 in Prime Video. Netflix lists the Tab S4 as being able to stream in HD and with HDR.

nrage23 said:
I tried both on my Tab S4 and my Note 9. The Tab S4 shows 1820x720 on Netflix and 0.46 on Prime. On the Note 9 I get no resolution shown in Netflix and 0.46 in Prime Video.
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thanks for this.
so it streams at 720p on netflix, not 1080p, but decent enough.
really disappointed to hear it doesn't support HD amazon video though.
as an FYI, the reason why you get no resolution shown in Netflix on your Note 9, the video is probably cropped due to the screen ratio of the Note 9.
if you zoom out, it will show you the resolution, almost certainly also at 1820x720
thanks for your response though.
i might just concede defeat and get a Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet.

I haven't noticed Netflix not being HD to be honest.
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The main question is it hardware or have Netflix just not added support for our device yet
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According to android police Netflix added HD/HDR support for the tab S4 and note 9 beginning of August

Reuben_skelz92 said:
I haven't noticed Netflix not being HD to be honest.
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The main question is it hardware or have Netflix just not added support for our device yet
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According to android police Netflix added HD/HDR support for the tab S4 and note 9 beginning of August
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Netflix is hd on this tablet (capped at 720p).
Its amazon video that is still sd by the sounds of it.

samxool said:
Netflix is hd on this tablet (capped at 720p).
Its amazon video that is still sd by the sounds of it.
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If you go into Netflix settings and select high quality for downloaded an episode is 1.1gb

I get 1.82GB per hour of video downloaded on best with Prime on my Tab S4, but only after I've started streaming something.
Before that, it is 0.46GB per hour.
I think that when you first start the app, it hasn't determined its capabilities.
For example, I was streaming Preacher this evening and when I paused it showed it was playing in 1080p. Heading into the quality settings at this point showed 1.86GB of data per hour on both streaming and downloads. If I kill and restart Prime, it's back to 0.46GB.
Regards,
Dave

Thanks dave, that's really interesting to hear. I might have to purchase this tablet after all!!
Can anyone replicate downloads of 1.82gb per hour like dave stated above?
Thanks

My S9+ does exactly the same too.
0.46GB per hour until I start a stream and then I get much higher quality options.
Regards,
Dave

samxool said:
Thanks dave, that's really interesting to hear. I might have to purchase this tablet after all!!
Can anyone replicate downloads of 1.82gb per hour like dave stated above?
Thanks
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Confirmed. With Netflix though I'm not impressed at all. Properly HDR certified devices do display 1080p HDR, Tab S4 doesn't do 1080p nor HDR even though it shows HDR badge.

I've restored my Tab S 8.4 to original firmware and that thing is playing 1080p on Netflix yet Tab S4 only 720p. That is ridiculous.

Too51oll said:
I've restored my Tab S 8.4 to original firmware and that thing is playing 1080p on Netflix yet Tab S4 only 720p. That is ridiculous.
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I agree. My 10 inch samsung tablet s1 does 1080p netflix ,so does my Lenovo yoga tab plus. Both confirmed with test patterns. why should a new tablet costing three times as much be capped at 720p?
The hacked for 1080p netflix apps probably offer a workaround but that just reinforces the stupidity.
Could it be that it is a trade off for having hdr, though surely a good smart TV delivers netflix with hdr and full hd or even 4k.
I will stick with what I already have, and with watching Amazon video in browser apps on desktop setting for 1080p
For those who say they can't see the hd difference, grab a 1080p hd download of something that is alsoon netflix then compare that local file in Plex or mx player on your device with what you see in the netflix app. The improvement is very noticeable to me, especially on faces closeups

smarttiel said:
I agree. My 10 inch samsung tablet s1 does 1080p netflix ,so does my Lenovo yoga tab plus. Both confirmed with test patterns. why should a new tablet costing three times as much be capped at 720p?
The hacked for 1080p netflix apps probably offer a workaround but that just reinforces the stupidity.
Could it be that it is a trade off for having hdr, though surely a good smart TV delivers netflix with hdr and full hd or even 4k.
I will stick with what I already have, and with watching Amazon video in browser apps on desktop setting for 1080p
For those who say they can't see the hd difference, grab a 1080p hd download of something that is alsoon netflix then compare that local file in Plex or mx player on your device with what you see in the netflix app. The improvement is very noticeable to me, especially on faces closeups
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if this is true I hope they update the app soon.
is there a way to check if the HDR is actually working?
on Amazon prime is very clear, but not that clear on Netflix

smarttiel said:
I agree. My 10 inch samsung tablet s1 does 1080p netflix ,so does my Lenovo yoga tab plus
Fyi to all. The bit rate for netflix full hd 1080p, as shown on screen using the test pattern videos, is I think 5.1 GBits, so 1.89 for same quality from Amazon seems low. But when watching Amazon video in tablet browser, there is a 1080p icon that appears at bottom left next to hd once the stream has gotten up to speed
I am almost sure that netflix download for later best rate is 720p, even on a device that will stream netflix at 1080p. The file sizes are below 1gb per hour on best rate, so unless that have really smart compression you get better quality by streaming. That may be checkable by using the windows 10 app from the windows store. As that also does download for later, but the app may not respond to the hot key tricks that force a speed,quality overlay in the browser
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I did a comparison yesterday with maniac. I downloaded the first 2 chapters in 1080p from the scene and compared them with the stream (HDR and 720p?).
I checked many parts of these two chapters, including some walls with small text advertisements etc.
Not only i could not see the 1080p better...in all cases the stream looked better and a bit sharper...
So or the stream is actually 1080p no matter what the pattern test says, or the stream is really good....
Looking at shows like godless (A personal favorite) ... the quality is so high, it looks so good sharp and bright, that honestly...I very much doubt that could look better.
Anyway, my observations only

hardpike said:
I did a comparison yesterday with maniac. I downloaded the first 2 chapters in 1080p from the scene and compared them with the stream (HDR and 720p?).
I checked many parts of these two chapters, including some walls with small text advertisements etc.
Not only i could not see the 1080p better...in all cases the stream looked better and a bit sharper...
So or the stream is actually 1080p no matter what the pattern test says, or the stream is really good....
Looking at shows like godless (A personal favorite) ... the quality is so high, it looks so good sharp and bright, that honestly...I very much doubt that could look better.
Anyway, my observations only
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netflix are very very good at optimising quality within any given bit rate and resolution. But I have compared 2 netflix streams on 10 inch tablets, of the same source. One at 720p on a fire hd10, one we 108op on a Samsung Tab s1. In that test the 1080p was superior.
Netflix Vs a scene release has more variables. What file size were your test files and if you download same from netflix what size is that
I guessed my real gripe is why do content providers and tablet manufacturers seemingly conspire to deny us the best possible bit rates. I know from using the hacked for l1 widevine netflix app that all my tablets can deliver a 1080p netflix stream by just havinf an app change a flag to make tablets appear as whitelisted for full hd. And I know from in browser tests that I can stream Amazon at 1080p but the Amazon app says non Amazon android gets sd only. Unless it is a Samsung S3. And not an s1, s2 or s4.
Thus my personal holy grail of an android tablet that runs both at 1080p out of the box via official apps remains unfulfilled. I am told that iPads can do it, so want no android solutions ?

I get full 1080p and HDR in Amazon with my tab S4...

hardpike said:
I get full 1080p and HDR in Amazon with my tab S4...
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That is Good to know, but you only get 720 from the official netflix app ?

I have my doubts but it seems so. Even if in my tests so far iI couln't see a better feed. I have checked against my tv (1080p) y galaxy s6 edge plus (test pattern says 1080p) the download from netflix (720p judging by the size of the file)
The downloaded from netflix 720p files (about 700mb for 45 min) looks much worse then the stream.
I cant see so far anything better than the tab s4 feed.
But i keep checking...

hardpike said:
I have my doubts but it seems so. Even if in my tests so far iI couln't see a better feed. I have checked against my tv (1080p) y galaxy s6 edge plus (test pattern says 1080p) the download from netflix (720p judging by the size of the file)
The downloaded from netflix 720p files (about 700mb for 45 min) looks much worse then the stream.
I cant see so far anything better than the tab s4 feed.
But i keep checking...
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It would be interesting to know what performance you get from a tweaked netflix app on the s4. I am not sure what links etc we can post here but I found one via Google quite easily
a search for netflix 1080p apk should do the trick.
The theory is just for the app to report that the device is a whitelisted one for 1080...

Note 10 series do not get needed attention

I mean, a more recent and most powerful device yet comparing to s10 lineup, below are the drawbacks:
1. No Android 10 beta update yet.
2. Some games like Asphalt 9 is capped to 30 fps while s10 has 60 fps, samsung has to push gameloft and for CSR2 game, the graphics is very poor.
3. No 1440p YouTube support even after changing resolution to 1440p
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C'mon... So what? Nobody here can do anything about what you are complaining about, this type of posts are plain senseless, if those things are of the uttmost importance to you, you should have researched a little to get them with any other device, and for less money by the way

winol said:
C'mon... So what? Nobody here can do anything about what you are complaining about, this type of posts are plain senseless, if those things are of the uttmost importance to you, you should have researched a little to get them with any other device, and for less money by the way
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Researched what? That a better and expensive phone would have abandoned support for some Apps/Games? The hardware is there, but ignored for some reason. I am not complaining, just saying, and it pisses me when an inferior device runs the same Apps/ Games better.
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If that pisses you, then why did you get this device?

Akram is right, why is the note 10+ that was just released not getting any love when it comes to android 10 ridiculous in my opinion this companys are so full of ****....

Ghozt89 said:
Akram is right, why is the note 10+ that was just released not getting any love when it comes to android 10 ridiculous in my opinion this companys are so full of ****....
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Just joined xda today? Just to post this? Lol

Ghozt89 said:
Akram is right, why is the note 10+ that was just released not getting any love when it comes to android 10 ridiculous in my opinion this companys are so full of ****....
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Come on. This happens every year. The S series gets the beta first, then about a week or so later the Note series gets it. Chill out and have two seconds worth of patience.

winol said:
If that pisses you, then why did you get this device?
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Because i am unable to read the future.
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About the beta, the Note always got it last.
For the other two, I don't think it depends of the Note, but the developer that doesn't gives support.

Is there a way to sign up for the Beta 10?

Akram. said:
No 1440p YouTube support even after changing resolution to 1440p
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Hm, I can watch 1440p videos on YouTube. I have an N975U1. Maybe the N975F is different in that regard?

Akram. said:
I mean, a more recent and most powerful device yet comparing to s10 lineup, below are the drawbacks:
1. No Android 10 beta update yet.
2. Some games like Asphalt 9 is capped to 30 fps while s10 has 60 fps, samsung has to push gameloft and for CSR2 game, the graphics is very poor.
3. No 1440p YouTube support even after changing resolution to 1440p
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AT&T Note10 Plus 1440p, 1080p all works here with no issues at all so you must have weak signal in the area or you just don't have your YouTube resolution set right, now about Beta , S Series are always first been like this for years, Eventually the Note10 Plus will also get the Android 10 Beta, And me personally don't care for Beta Since it's gonna have lots of Bugs, So for the meantime i am in no hurry for Android 10, If the phone aint broken then just enjoy what you have now.

Akram. said:
I mean, a more recent and most powerful device yet comparing to s10 lineup, below are the drawbacks:
1. No Android 10 beta update yet.
2. Some games like Asphalt 9 is capped to 30 fps while s10 has 60 fps, samsung has to push gameloft and for CSR2 game, the graphics is very poor.
3. No 1440p YouTube support even after changing resolution to 1440p
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1. The S series are not only more popular but have been out longer. Of course Samsung will want their beta to be tested by the larger member pool.
2. Nothing to do with Samsung. Complain to the game developers.
3. 1440p YouTube works normally.

Akram. said:
I mean, a more recent and most powerful device yet comparing to s10 lineup, below are the drawbacks:
1. No Android 10 beta update yet.
2. Some games like Asphalt 9 is capped to 30 fps while s10 has 60 fps, samsung has to push gameloft and for CSR2 game, the graphics is very poor.
3. No 1440p YouTube support even after changing resolution to 1440p
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If i remember correctly the s8 got the pie beta but the note 8 didn't yet the note 8 got the pie official first. Im pressuming sammy is doing the same
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Akram. said:
I mean, a more recent and most powerful device yet comparing to s10 lineup, below are the drawbacks:
1. No Android 10 beta update yet.
2. Some games like Asphalt 9 is capped to 30 fps while s10 has 60 fps, samsung has to push gameloft and for CSR2 game, the graphics is very poor.
3. No 1440p YouTube support even after changing resolution to 1440p
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1. Beta is full with bugs. So is not a bad thing not becoming a Guinea pig.
3. I managed to watch 1440p 60fps video with no issue even using FHD setting only.

torickray said:
1. Beta is full with bugs. So is not a bad thing not becoming a Guinea pig.
3. I managed to watch 1440p 60fps video with no issue even using FHD setting only.
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My youtube premium in only 1080p. Are there regional restrictions?
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Just accept your device, or get another one, NOBODY here can do anything about your gripes

1) Note 10 is targeted at professionals and power users. Businesses and people who rely on their phones for work don't want to run unstable beta OS. I don't even want the note 10 to be the first to update to the release version of android 10. Give it a couple months. What's in android 10 you're so hot for anyway? Let me guess... Nothing, you just want it.
2) 1440 Youtube works fine. Your ISP is probably throttling your data, go yell at them.
3) The phone MFR has nothing to do with your game running higher FPS(as long as screen supports), go yell at the developer.

You just nailed it !!!!

Akram. said:
My youtube premium in only 1080p. Are there regional restrictions?
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If u change resolution to WQHD plus, reboot phone then try YouTube 1440p. Had the same issue, did a reboot after rhs resolution change and 1440p shows in YouTube now

Is 4k video editing possible?

Hi guys,
have anyone of you tried to edit 4k video on tab s4? I edit short 4k clips on my XZ2 (S845, 4GB RAM) in Kinemaster without any problems but I'm not sure if S835 can handle it plus XZ2 has lower resolution screen so maybe even RAM wouldn't be sufficient on Tab S4.
Do you have any experience with this?
Thank you!

Evzzza said:
Hi guys,
have anyone of you tried to edit 4k video on tab s4? I edit short 4k clips on my XZ2 (S845, 4GB RAM) in Kinemaster without any problems but I'm not sure if S835 can handle it plus XZ2 has lower resolution screen so maybe even RAM wouldn't be sufficient on Tab S4.
Do you have any experience with this?
Thank you!
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At least with Adobe Rush, it had issues exporting. But then again, it's Adobe Rush... ??

champ784 said:
At least with Adobe Rush, it had issues exporting. But then again, it's Adobe Rush...
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Thanks! Do you still own it? Could you try it? :angel:

Evzzza said:
Thanks! Do you still own it? Could you try it? :angel:
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I personally don't use Kinemaster, but have been considering using it for a bit now. I'll give it a shot. What are you shooting your 4K footage with? DSLR? Drone? I use a Sony mirrorless NEX-5R for 1080p footage, DJI Mavic 2 Pro for 2K footage, and my OnePlus 7T Pro and Pixel 3a XL shoot at 4K (albeit, bitrate isn't as high as a DSLR or Drone)

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I personally don't use Kinemaster, but have been considering using it for a bit now. I'll give it a shot. What are you shooting your 4K footage with? DSLR? Drone? I use a Sony mirrorless NEX-5R for 1080p footage, DJI Mavic 2 Pro for 2K footage, and my OnePlus 7T Pro and Pixel 3a XL shoot at 4K (albeit, bitrate isn't as high as a DSLR or Drone)
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Thank you that would be perfect as I'm shooting with XZ2 right now and going to buy S10 next month so bitrate should be comparable.

I don't care about exporting times but mostly about fluidity when editing while using transitions, text layers and music.

Evzzza said:
Thank you that would be perfect as I'm shooting with XZ2 right now and going to buy S10 next month so bitrate should be comparable.
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Yeah I'll see if I can have something in a couple of days (no promises though as I'm a dad with a job, so duty calls ??)
Any reason why you're considering a tab S4 over the six or an actual laptop?

champ784 said:
Yeah I'll see if I can have something in a couple of days (no promises though as I'm a dad with a job, so duty calls )
Any reason why you're considering a tab S4 over the six or an actual laptop?
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Thank you! No hurry!
It's because I can get S4 for 245€ but I would have to pay 510€ for S6 and I know I won't use it very often so I would rather buy S4 if it's powerful enough for 4k video editing.

Evzzza said:
Thank you! No hurry!
It's because I can get S4 for 245€ but I would have to pay 510€ for S6 and I know I won't use it very often so I would rather buy S4 if it's powerful enough for 4k video editing.
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Gotcha.. I'd also look into Davinci Resolve if you end up going with a PC, it's super advanced and free if you ever need it. But I'll still test it out and see how it goes

Evzzza said:
Thank you! No hurry!
It's because I can get S4 for 245€ but I would have to pay 510€ for S6 and I know I won't use it very often so I would rather buy S4 if it's powerful enough for 4k video editing.
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So far, exporting 1080p footage has been possible, but there's been noticable audio lag when scrubbing through your timeline. I haven't tried 4K, but I'm assuming it may struggle if I try anything higher. This is with Kinemaster specifically.

champ784 said:
So far, exporting 1080p footage has been possible, but there's been noticable audio lag when scrubbing through your timeline. I haven't tried 4K, but I'm assuming it may struggle if I try anything higher. This is with Kinemaster specifically.
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Thank you I appreciate it! I will probably go with iPad 6th gen and Lumafusion. I saw it can handle three clips of 4k video playing at once in luma and I can get it even cheaper than S4.