Why am i no longer able to watch on the YoutubeApp
1080p videos?
I had never issues before, but unfurtunately, no videos are offering 1080p videos any more.
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I know this phone can play 720p videos no problem, by converting the vids manually. However when I try to use jetvd or youtubemate to play or download these videos my phone says the file can't be played. So I don't get it. Can anyone confirm this? I just want tomake sure there is nothing wrong with my phone.
has anyone been able to play full hd 1080p videos on this devices, a could only get an aswome resolution but on 720p
I don't think they can handle 1080P videos, have tried some but the video playing was slow and laggy.
So I am making a video, and long story short I needed to use a video I have on my phone, exported it onto the computer. I filmed at 1080p 60fps, stock settings. For some reason, when exported to my computer through a cable, the videos would come out with half the video having a green glitch, while the rest was fine. Audio is fine too.
My super slo mo vids came out fine, but not my 1080p videos. So I checked in "Video Size" and same that High Efficiency Video was enabled which is never an issue. I filmed and edited HEVC videos from the iPhone 8/X at 4k 60fps with no issues. But for some reason this fixed my issue. Not sure how it will react with 4k 30fps and 60fps video. I use this phone for my YT channel, and often record for 10+ minutes, so I need this stuff to work lol. The weird thing is they both export as mp4, even though one has the HEVC codec. Pretty sure the iPhone would export as .hevc. I don't remember.
Anyone having this issue, and if so did turning HEVC off fix it?
Happened to me this weekend. Handbrake converting fixed it so it has to be something with the viewing of the HEVC S9 file and not the file's content.
This phone can record 1080p video why can't I watch 1080p YouTube videos on my Moto g6 play?
Just been reading reviews of this phone and it's sibling the 6.2 and how both have HDR screens but apps like Netflix and YouTube don't let you select the HDR option on videos, but what about local video files such as MKVs through video players such as VLC, MX Player ect. does it properly display the video in HDR as it should look?
I won't link but there are plenty of HDR sample videos to download online in a variety of formats and containers if you are curious and want to test them
Thank you in advance!