So here is the thing, I can record a slow motion video and save it, but only the built in player will play the video fine(actually slow motion). I have searched a little and apparently galaxy s6 has the option to save the video as an actual slow motion video(rather than just a high fps file). Is there such a thing in G5? Or only the default player can play these fine?
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Hey guys,
So I have a 7510 (Wi-Fi only) with DaAwesome1's vanilla Honeycomb on it. I love watching videos on it, however my problem is that where I live, the fastest internet I can get is 1.5mbps. Therefore watching youtube videos at anything higher than 480p just simply isn't possible without letting it sit paused for a while to buffer.
When using the Youtube app on the Galaxy Tab, a video in "HD" just can't load fast enough for me to watch. It seems as though the video might be loading at 720p, therefore with my internet it keeps stopping. And without HD enabled, the video quality is so horrendous it just isn't watchable.
So my question, is there any way to edit a file that will force the Youtube app to use 360p or 480p with the HD option? The app itself does not have any setting to specifically pick which quality.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Can anyone help me out here?
Why not just use the website?
Well the website doesn't format the video that great in the browser. And also, when playing through the website, the video is a little laggy.
I've always experienced stuttering HD video playback on all my devices. I've used dice player and Mx player. The hardware and software acceleration used with my gnex, never could I get HD video to play stutter free. Hoping for some better results with the GS3.
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ajd88 said:
I've always experienced stuttering HD video playback on all my devices. I've used dice player and Mx player. The hardware and software acceleration used with my gnex, never could I get HD video to play stutter free. Hoping for some better results with the GS3.
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I've have watched a few 720p videos in the stock video player stutter-free. I even tried the pip feature, and the phone wasn't lagging when changing homescreens while the video was playing in a floating window on top. I have also streamed some hd movies in the plex app without any stuttering.
Playing 720p stutter free works on my 2 year old vibrant too. I guess you should check 1080p high profile videos with high bitrate video and audio. Also i wonder how sg3 handles multi channel audio formats like AAC, AC3, DTS etc
Sadly Snapdragon GS3 , doesn't handle HD videos to well , worse then my GS2 , specifically 60fps HD videos , it skips and stutters horribly ,my old International GS2 plays them smoothly. Kinda bumped about it , im guessing Samsung SOC has beefier hardware decoder.
But, if all your 720,1080p videos are only 23~30 fps you will be fine.
When I get it I'll mess around with encoding some videos to play well with it. If anyone finds a sweet spot with encoding videos with handbrake post some details please. Thanks.
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I'm not sure about everyone else but did you notice that the Samsung Gallery basically starts a whole new Video editor specifically to slow down the videos or time lapse them from the Gallery?
The Application to slow down videos seem like a stand alone app in the system and ideally we can try force it to run a 1080p or even a 4k video into slow motion don't you think so?
It won't be smooth since the camera isn't capturing the frames at a higher rate. That's the limitation (not the playback software).
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Recording Slow Motion is awesome. Recording slow motion while capturing sound is even better. There are videos out there showing the V10 doing just that, but whenever I record in slow motion there is no sound. Anyone know how to ensure I'm recording sound while recording slow motion? Thanks.
Guess that means no
I would venture a guess that it does not do sound because it would have to match it to the video in slow mode. Too bad it doesn't store audio separately to allow the user to post-process it and slow it down or do whatever we wanted with it. I suppose you could always mix in your own audio a la music video style...
-Record video at normal speed.
-use video app (vlc) to play back in slow motion
-should have matching slow sound
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I was wondering if I can play a x265 video on my Lg Stylus 2. Is it possible? You know i'm having some stutter and lag. Other 1080 videos are ok and play nice but x265.... It's really bad.