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I just got an HTC Radar,and I downloaded the MetroTube app.For some reason,it seems that my Radar can't play HD videos,I mean,the 1080p or 720p videos are being played in 320p.Both in MetroTube and the website itself.In the app,it only gives me two options,320p being the highest.
Does anyone know why?
akyy1994 said:
I just got an HTC Radar,and I downloaded the MetroTube app.For some reason,it seems that my Radar can't play HD videos,I mean,the 1080p or 720p videos are being played in 320p.Both in MetroTube and the website itself.In the app,it only gives me two options,320p being the highest.
Does anyone know why?
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YouTube updated some background s**t, disabling HD playback on MetroTube.
MetroTube was just updated to v3.4 with a fix. article here.
the update should / will be available shortly.
Oh,ok,thanks for the reply !
akyy1994 said:
Oh,ok,thanks for the reply !
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I have noticed on AOSP roms that when i film on snapchat it films a bit but not as much as i want, it just suddenly stops.
Please help me
Håvi said:
I have noticed on AOSP roms that when i film on snapchat it films a bit but not as much as i want, it just suddenly stops.
Please help me
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Known issue been asked many times..Temp fix go to Snapchat settings video quality change it to low reboot and should be fine
I also have this issue.. Unfortunately setting it on low changes the proportions which sucks
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Had a dream about this... Try going to camera app and go to video setting, in the recording setting change the video to a lower one. Mine was at 1080p and when I changed it to 720p it started working amazing. Try setting it lower if that doesn't work for you. Mine was only recording for 1 second and would stop, after this I can record the full length allowed now. Let us know if this works for you
Håvi said:
I have noticed on AOSP roms that when i film on snapchat it films a bit but not as much as i want, it just suddenly stops.
Please help me
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malvarez92 said:
Had a dream about this... Try going to camera app and go to video setting, in the recording setting change the video to a lower one. Mine was at 1080p and when I changed it to 720p it started working amazing. Try setting it lower if that doesn't work for you. Mine was only recording for 1 second and would stop, after this I can record the full length allowed now. Let us know if this works for you
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Properly because it was posted 2 posts above yours back in March lol
So,I've got another problem.
Suddenly,my 720p video playback got choppy while watching in web (no issues in gallery),and again,this happens only on stock ROM. Can anyone tell what can be the cause,please? This is getting annoying,I can't enjoy watching videos on youtube anymore. The worst thing is,that changing ROMs didn't help.
Up.
And up.
AssassinGEO said:
So,I've got another problem.
Suddenly,my 720p video playback got choppy while watching in web (no issues in gallery),and again,this happens only on stock ROM. Can anyone tell what can be the cause,please? This is getting annoying,I can't enjoy watching videos on youtube anymore. The worst thing is,that changing ROMs didn't help.
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Check your internet speed, that should be only issue looks here.
KSKHH said:
Check your internet speed, that should be only issue looks here.
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Nah,man. All videos stutter. In gallery and in internet,too. Also,camera recording isn't smooth anymore,and is also having some lags.
Guess there's something with GPU. Wondering if it can be replaced? Or replacing everything under the hood could help?
Hello people
i noticed that the youtube app in the note 4 is limiting the video resolution to 720p insted of the 2k resolution that our note 4 is capable of..
do you have some idea on how we can watch youtube at 2k?
Shtihi said:
Hello people
i noticed that the youtube app in the note 4 is limiting the video resolution to 720p insted of the 2k resolution that our note 4 is capable of..
do you have some idea on how we can watch youtube at 2k?
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Open the video with chrome and set desktop view. Then choose 1440P resolution and watch your video of course only work if that videos have high resolution.
Albe95 said:
Open the video with chrome and set desktop view. Then choose 1440P resolution and watch your video of course only work if that videos have high resolution.
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You still can't even watch 1080p with the YouTube app?
That crap really annoyed me on my Nexus 7 (2013) where you could only watch 720p at most. :-/
Use the previous update of YouTube and you will be able to watch 1440p just disable auto update from Google playstore ....
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Uninstall YouTube ... reboot and install the version that I uploaded .... and disable auto update from Google playstore .....
http://www.mediafire.com/download/b7098m98nlm49qb/youtube-5.10.1.5.apk
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Use the previous update of YouTube and you will be able to watch 1440p just disable auto update from Google playstore ....
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Uninstall YouTube ... reboot and install the version that I uploaded .... and disable auto update from Google playstore .....
http://www.mediafire.com/download/b7098m98nlm49qb/youtube-5.10.1.5.apk
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hey bro, i uninstalled my current version i think was 5.13 or so, restart and install urs but its not the 5.10.1.5 i think u uploaded wrong version, after install i found it is 5.9.0.13 and also support only 720p
Edit: i did find the 5.10.1.5 on internet installed it and still only 720p :S
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hey bro, i uninstalled my current version i think was 5.13 or so, restart and install urs but its not the 5.10.1.5 i think u uploaded wrong version, after install i found it is 5.9.0.13 and also support only 720p
Edit: i did find the 5.10.1.5 on internet installed it and still only 720p :S
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That's weird .... Because im using it right now ... and im able to watch 1440p videos .....
Working for me ... try it one more time ..... I know it works because people from the LG G3 thread said was working good ...
I downloaded the YouTube apk from your mediafire link and it worked for me.
It should be noted that I had to remove YouTube twice using System app remover (ROOT) (pro), firstly I removed from User Apps but then when I rebooted YouTube was still present and started updating automatically. I then removed another YouTube that was present in the System Apps section and so it was removed completely.
Installed the above apk and now can enjoy 2K YouTube videos :good:
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I downloaded the YouTube apk from your mediafire link and it worked for me.
It should be noted that I had to remove YouTube twice using System app remover (ROOT) (pro), firstly I removed from User Apps but then when I rebooted YouTube was still present and started updating automatically. I then removed another YouTube that was present in the System Apps section and so it was removed completely.
Installed the above apk and now can enjoy 2K YouTube videos :good:
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Anyone able to help me identify what i'm doing wrong here as i cant seem to get it working
Here's what i've done :-
Disabled Auto Updates for the Youtube App in the marketplace
Uninstalled the youtube app using Titanium
Restarted the phone
Installed the linked version of Youtube
Open it and still 720p is the max resolution i can select on a video i know goes to 4k resolution
Any help?
Cheers guys
Im using 5.10.3.5 and I get 1080p on videos that support it. Havent tried higher, because... well... my current device (Note 3) has a 1080p screen (soon to be a Note 4). According to google play, thats the last and latest version here in Scandinavia.
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Anyone able to help me identify what i'm doing wrong here as i cant seem to get it working
Here's what i've done :-
Disabled Auto Updates for the Youtube App in the marketplace
Uninstalled the youtube app using Titanium
Restarted the phone
Installed the linked version of Youtube
Open it and still 720p is the max resolution i can select on a video i know goes to 4k resolution
Any help?
Cheers guys
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Root your device .... delete youtube from your system "Root Explorer Pro" redoot device ... make sure youtube is not in your system device . And know install the version that I posted ... and know you should be able to see 1440p resolution .....
Also make sure auto update is disable from your playstore
Ok, after some fiddling around, clearing cache, wiping data, removing, reinstalling etc i can now get the 1440p option to show... However when i select anything from the resolution selector nothing seems to happen. I click the cog again and the resolution is the same as it was before ...
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Ok, after some fiddling around, clearing cache, wiping data, removing, reinstalling etc i can now get the 1440p option to show... However when i select anything from the resolution selector nothing seems to happen. I click the cog again and the resolution is the same as it was before ...
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It's not perfect, which is why I imagine it was removed from later updates.
On mine I noticed it would autoselect a lower (720p) resolution when I was far from my router but nearer it would stay on 1440p, we have fibre optic broadband but the router is pretty crap so it makes sense to me.
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It's not perfect, which is why I imagine it was removed from later updates.
On mine I noticed it would autoselect a lower (720p) resolution when I was far from my router but nearer it would stay on 1440p, we have fibre optic broadband but the router is pretty crap so it makes sense to me.
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I'm pretty sure this isn't the reason - even if i select 480p it doesn't change anything...
I've gone back to the latest Youtube app at 720p for now - until Google get their **** sorted.
Ok. I was able to see 1440p videos after this was done. And just today i cant no longer been trying to view a video in 1440p and now it only shows on 720p
I deleted the youtube app clean cache . Tempe files etc restarted phone and installed again and i dont know what happened i no longer can see the 1440p again
Any other version Of youtube available or other way
did same as shown but the youtube you post is 13 version no 5 and its same 720p maximum why???
update:i now see the 1080p or 1440 but when i choose nothing happened when i check it back to 720p???
Mother fawwwwwkkk
I think its blocked server side
Im just using Chrome now and seeing youtube there cause in desktop view of youtube you can see 1080p, 1440p, and even 4k. And its nice very nice in this screen.
CJPRICO said:
Im just using Chrome now and seeing youtube there cause in desktop view of youtube you can see 1080p, 1440p, and even 4k. And its nice very nice in this screen.
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How do ya use the desktop version without flash?
Hi all,
So far I am liking the phone, I am having an issue and I dont know if it's me or what. When I was regular shows/movies on Netflix (HD) it looks great, no issues what so ever. But when I view HDR shows the whole thing has a really bad brownish tint to it.
I tried to take a screen shot of it but it would not let me do that. I dont know if I did something wrong in the settings which in the display part it is set to Movies and the Enhanced Video Color is turned on as well.
If you need more information to help me fix this issue please me know.
Thanks in advance
Is anyone else having similar issues or is it just me?
I'm not signed up for Netflix 4k (which is the plan to get HDR), so there's no way I can test it.
lyall29 said:
I'm not signed up for Netflix 4k (which is the plan to get HDR), so there's no way I can test it.
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Thank you for responding though. Hope someone else is able to test it
Have you tried an HDR video on YouTube? I tried one the other day, and it looked fantastic.
lyall29 said:
Have you tried an HDR video on YouTube? I tried one the other day, and it looked fantastic.
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Yes I have. It looks great. Only problem I am having is HDR in the Netflix app. I talked to Netflix and they said they never head of the problem before. But videos everywhere else works and looks amazing
Oh man, forgot this phone played hdr videos. They are amazing! Don't have Netflix, but they are great on YouTube.
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Is there a setting in the netflix app for HDR?
Watched some on Youtube labeled 4K HDR ... and they were off the charts perfect.
steve841 said:
Is there a setting in the netflix app for HDR?
Watched some on Youtube labeled 4K HDR ... and they were off the charts perfect.
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Just a standard and a high option and mine is set to high. I know, every other app like youtube and so on plays it perfect. May jusy be the Netflix app itself
Mine do not appear to play in HDR either and the video information shows HDR on the description. I wish it would show an HDR logo like my TV when it is playing in HDR. As far as youtube, what HDR resolution do you guys use? Mine is a bit choppy in 720p and skips frames badly at anything above.
I set my Youtube to 4K ... it was flawless over wifi ..
TMobile limits you to 480p to keep unlimited usage.
All, my Sony Xperia xz premium does indeed show HDR when I look up the Daredevil series. BTW it's a good to test the screen with. Anyway the V30 only shows HD so my feeling is that we are not watching HDR. I could be that Netflix hasn't authorized the V30 for HDR viewing as of yet. As I recall it took a bit for the XZP to get added to the white list.
Just got my V30 US998 and I noticed the same thing with HDR Netflix playback. It's similar to what I've seen with some early "HDR Compatible" TVs that are technically capable of receiving the signal, but not applying the appropriate processing or color mapping to make it look right. It could just be that Netflix needs to update the app to support the V30, or maybe it will be fixed with a future system update. Youtube does look great, but I'm not 100% sure that's playing in HDR properly either because there's no indication one way or another.
Question on the HDR youtube videos... I saw a screenshot somewhere (not v30) showing that you could actually choose HDR as a separate "quality setting". i.e. you'd have "480p, 720p, 1080p, 720pHDR, 1080pHDR" so on and so forth. My youtube doesn't show that. Is there any way to confirm that it's actually playing in HDR?
It looks out of this world, so it probably already is playing HDR, but just figured I'd check for sanity.
Same for me. HDR videos on Netflix are washed out. As if Netflix is rendering the video in a different colorspace. HD videos are fine.
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Look on your phone, the LG help app. They mentioned the V30 does not have a certain codec or something for HDR playback ... ?
steve841 said:
Look on your phone, the LG help app. They mentioned the V30 does not have a certain codec or something for HDR playback ... [emoji25]
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Tried looking for it but couldn't find the discussion you're talking about. Any chance LG is actively looking into this issue?
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digitalallstar said:
Tried looking for it but couldn't find the discussion you're talking about. Any chance LG is actively looking into this issue?
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Here's a screenshot
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Here's a screenshot
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Any updates on this? Much appreciated.
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Nothing yet to solve the problem "HDR Playback" :fingers-crossed: