Is it worth the 4K in our phone? - Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers

I thought of differentiating the video in 1080p with the 4K of our terminal and I do not know, you can tell the difference but not as much as I expected, other than the videos weigh a lot more. What is your opinion?
Sry for english xd
https://youtu.be/w8ki5PwgWGM

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choppy video?

Anyone more think that all the video samples are choppy like the phone can't maintain the framerate and worse in quality than I4?
Looked great to me. Didn't see any chop.
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kersh said:
Anyone more think that all the video samples are choppy like the phone can't maintain the framerate and worse in quality than I4?
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first, i'm see it ok, no double frame & stutter when recording , second, since when the I4 can record at 1080p? if you want to compare, compare with 720p recording for SGS2, i'm sure SGS2 better then I4...
Yea I see some stutters... I dunno if it's just because of early software or youtube compression or whatever. First of all this is 1080p, so you can't really compare it to the iPhone's 720p.
The only way to check for exact output is to download and analyze the file outputed by the phone itself, as youtube is notorious for compressing and decreasing framerates to decrease size.
So far I have seen nothing but great opinions in reviews as far as 1080 recording go...
And as many have said rotten-apple company phone does not do anything better than 720.
They seem fine to me as well. Perhaps check that your Graphics card can play back that resolution.
Not criticizing you, just merely stating the obvious.
Seems awesome to me, never thought a phone could record like that, if you're on Mac or Linux don't forget Flash can sometimes be awful on these OS.
I am on a Mac and it looks fantastic here.
The video quality is smooth and crisp. If you pause it, you can actually clearly see license plates.
Wow, what crappy video from a phone.
If I were you I wouldn't buy it.
Saving the stock for yourself there?
smitty1 said:
Wow, what crappy video from a phone.
If I were you I wouldn't buy it.
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Irony? If not, which phone do you have ?
of course it will be not like canon or nikon whatever cameras
its a smartphone .. with a camera and capable of recording 1080p @30fps .. not bad
dont expect too much from a phone
if u want a pro camera go buy one .. like canon vixia hf20
Yes total sarcasm.
I watched the video and I honestly could not see what the guy is talking about.
The video looks flippin great. And seeing the latest bench marks on the phone I very happy I passed up the Atrix not to mention that the Atrix is locked up tighter than a drum.
Oh, OK. It's always difficult to know whether it's sarcasm or not when it's written and not spoken.
LOL... OP works for apple.
Choppy video???! Where!?
SeaWaLK said:
LOL... OP works for apple.
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Hmm i dont see any choppy video anywhere! and considering that the video is this good from a pre production model, i cant wait to see what the retail unit can do
There is no denying that the video is choppy. Thats a shame, hope the finished product is better. Some here are saying its only a phone so don't expect too much, but the iphone 4 has smooth video recording and so too does the 3GS. I think we've come to expect better.
just use 720p and you ll be fine...
Remember that these videos have been uploaded to Youtube and been encoded by Google again. If you actually go to Keepvid.com and download the video at full 1080 and watch it in VLC, they look gorgeous.
virussnake said:
just use 720p and you ll be fine...
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Thats not the solution.
If they sold the phone as 1080p 30fps, it should be 1080p 30fps that it is SMOOTH video not skippy one.

no hope for 1080p?

hi guys
since I see the videos uploaded on youtube, unfortunately the quality of video in 720p is very poor, it is the fault of youtube?, I see more in this sensation, we have no hope in the future for video on this device to 1080 p?
For me to have a good quality video is very important.
I do not know what to say. Depends on the video, although it is 720p, there are many factors that matter in sharpness.
I say it's youtube, I have some videos and I can say the video looks far superior on my device..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtPEgxwi3hs
I talked in a british accent lol
sharkuu said:
I do not know what to say. Depends on the video, although it is 720p, there are many factors that matter in sharpness.
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Ok,but why alle the videos registered by sensation are so nice?
UhQ said:
I say it's youtube, I have some videos and I can say the video looks far superior on my device..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtPEgxwi3hs
I talked in a british accent lol
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your video is really terrbile, the hand that never stops and shakes too much, then, so dark I have several files on my computer in 720p and 1080p but if I do not read the file properties, I can not figure out which is 720p but here I see everything else: (
babak said:
Ok,but why alle the videos registered by sensation are
your video is really terrbile, the hand that never stops and shakes too much, then, so dark I have several files on my computer in 720p and 1080p but if I do not read the file properties, I can not figure out which is 720p but here I see everything else: (
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My camera hand isn't exactly good unless I'm using 2 hands, but It was meant to be a test for the average user so I did
The difference between 1080p and 720p is irrelevant on anything under 50"
The video either sucks because you are not good at recording and correcting your settings appropriately or YouTube compressed your video,
Ima say YouTube compressed your video...
P.s. or the phones camera could suck..
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ktrotter11 said:
P.s. or the phones camera could suck..
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We already know that.
ktrotter11 said:
The difference between 1080p and 720p is irrelevant on anything under 50"
The video either sucks because you are not good at recording and correcting your settings appropriately or YouTube compressed your video,
Ima say YouTube compressed your video...
P.s. or the phones camera could suck..
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ok,but have you seen all video registered by sensation on youtube? you mean all of sensation users knows the best setting on their device? i,m waiting evo 3d europian but don,t like this limit of camera evo i only hope in the future with some patch will be possible to get 1080p videos
babak said:
hi guys
since I see the videos uploaded on youtube, unfortunately the quality of video in 720p is very poor, it is the fault of youtube?, I see more in this sensation, we have no hope in the future for video on this device to 1080 p?
For me to have a good quality video is very important.
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HTC is just not known for video or a very good camera.. I mean check out the guys video that he posted that he thought was good and look at this video for the samsung galaxy s II.. If video is something that you need the latest and greatest its time for a nokia or get the samsung.. Check out the low light video from the galaxy S II..
http://youtu.be/5045Qo2R6Ws
Most videos turn out to be crap because ppl forget to wipe crap off camera lenses before using
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chrisgto4 said:
Most videos turn out to be crap because ppl forget to wipe crap off camera lenses before using
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Can you share some video please ?
youngzayiles said:
HTC is just not known for video or a very good camera.. I mean check out the guys video that he posted that he thought was good and look at this video for the samsung galaxy s II.. If video is something that you need the latest and greatest its time for a nokia or get the samsung.. Check out the low light video from the galaxy S II..
http://youtu.be/5045Qo2R6Ws
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Damn, that's impressive. The 3D doesn't come close....

1080p For the EVO 3D?

So now the evo 3d has been succesfully rooted, could it be possible to get 1080p recording on the EVO 3D??
I would like to know as well.
Based on the performance of 720p recording I don't think I'd even want to see how choppy 1080 would look. The SoC is indeed very capable of handling it but I think it is limited based on storage write limitations not to mention the sensor's lighting conditions. Even if we could write 24fps (def not 30fps) in all but perfect lighting we wouldn't even be getting 24fps from the sensor...likely under 10 most of the time based on how 720p recordings average out.
...but then again I could (hopefully) be very wrong.
daneurysm said:
Based on the performance of 720p recording I don't think I'd even want to see how choppy 1080 would look. The SoC is indeed very capable of handling it but I think it is limited based on storage write limitations not to mention the sensor's lighting conditions. Even if we could write 24fps (def not 30fps) in all but perfect lighting we wouldn't even be getting 24fps from the sensor...likely under 10 most of the time based on how 720p recordings average out.
...but then again I could (hopefully) be very wrong.
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i think you might speak the truth there is a reason HTC didnt include this, after all.
Yes we have all the hardware capable of doing so, I'm sure it will get implemented in many upcoming roms. 720p recording is just bad programming on HTC's fault. We will get it ironed out .
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kpkimmel said:
Yes we have all the hardware capable of doing so, I'm sure it will get implemented in many upcoming roms. 720p recording is just bad programming on HTC's fault. We will get it ironed out .
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I tend to agree..unless it is a sensor limitation..obviously the soc is capable of it since the sensation does it very well..I believe most issues that ppl have with photos/videos is software related..I actually like the video quality that I achieve with my e3d..and sound recording is much improved over It's predecessor
firmbiz94 said:
I tend to agree..unless it is a sensor limitation..obviously the soc is capable of it since the sensation does it very well..I believe most issues that ppl have with photos/videos is software related..I actually like the video quality that I achieve with my e3d..and sound recording is much improved over It's predecessor
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I have a $99 point-n-shoot that does 720p video that mops the floor with what I can get from my E3D.
Considering it's a cellphone, yes it takes fantastic video. However if we are going to rationalize the video quality with the qualifier "for a cellphone" then wouldn't we do the same and just agree that 720p is enough "for a cellphone"?
I do a lot of video work at my job and one thing I have seen personally and from everyone that has to review and approve my work....most people won't notice a lower resolution but people will most certainly notice lower frame rate, especially below 24fps. Lower resolution with perfectly smooth video wins over a lot more people than a super sharp super high resolution video with less than ideal frame rate. I'd prefer someone gets a rock-solid 30fps fix in place before or instead of a 1080p recording resolution...
...but that's just me.
daneurysm said:
I have a $99 point-n-shoot that does 720p video that mops the floor with what I can get from my E3D.
Considering it's a cellphone, yes it takes fantastic video. However if we are going to rationalize the video quality with the qualifier "for a cellphone" then wouldn't we do the same and just agree that 720p is enough "for a cellphone"?
I do a lot of video work at my job and one thing I have seen personally and from everyone that has to review and approve my work....most people won't notice a lower resolution but people will most certainly notice lower frame rate, especially below 24fps. Lower resolution with perfectly smooth video wins over a lot more people than a super sharp super high resolution video with less than ideal frame rate. I'd prefer someone gets a rock-solid 30fps fix in place before or instead of a 1080p recording resolution...
...but that's just me.
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Oh I'm not.disagreeing with that..id much rather have a smooth 720 p video than a choppy 1080p. I dont think any phone does 1080p justice..I'm totally fine with 720 I was just commenting on the possibility of it being able to be done on our phones..imo 720p still needs Alot of work . Btw didn't u send u e3d back? Are u gonna get it back since root or are u hold out for the gs2
I agree id rather have smooth recording becore a higher choppy Resolution.
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The o3d does 1080p in 30fps since the firmware update
daneurysm said:
Based on the performance of 720p recording I don't think I'd even want to see how choppy 1080 would look. The SoC is indeed very capable of handling it but I think it is limited based on storage write limitations not to mention the sensor's lighting conditions. Even if we could write 24fps (def not 30fps) in all but perfect lighting we wouldn't even be getting 24fps from the sensor...likely under 10 most of the time based on how 720p recordings average out.
...but then again I could (hopefully) be very wrong.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1193009
I think the sensor may be capable of 1080p @30fps, not completely sure though.
firmbiz94 said:
Oh I'm not.disagreeing with that..id much rather have a smooth 720 p video than a choppy 1080p. I dont think any phone does 1080p justice..I'm totally fine with 720 I was just commenting on the possibility of it being able to be done on our phones..imo 720p still needs Alot of work . Btw didn't u send u e3d back? Are u gonna get it back since root or are u hold out for the gs2
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Yeah, I could only take 2 weeks of the EVEN WEAKER NS4G radio...I'm back...though SGS2 is still a possibility and the nPrime is for certain.
The 720P has really impressed me so far. I even tried it out at night a few times, including moving it with quick movements in my car, and I didn't see any blurring or chop. I did find out that every so often I might get some chop on playback, but it was due to a hanging app, and restarting the device solved that problem.
Wasn't 1080p advertised when not using 3d?
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The Evo 4G+ Is practically the Evo3d and its got 1080p recording in its release specs..But so did our 3D before release.
I personally don't see the need for 1080p recording,the software sucks and doesn't even do 720p very good.I leave it on qHD resolution.
EricSS619 said:
Wasn't 1080p advertised when not using 3d?
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I thoughts so
sent from my DAMN 3D!!

recommendation for viewpad blu ray watching

I know it's a bad idea to put those blu ray or dvd ripping stuff up here, but i also wanna you guys who wanna do this but don't know how can get a clear understanding and learn some tips for blu ray ripping thing. So my point is, whenever you do this blu ray ripping thing, you do it for private use, you only watch them on your viewpad and will never spread it to others or upload them on to the internet! God bless
Actually i learnt this by watching a youtube video accidently. mp4 is the best video format for viewpad since it has good picture quality and not that big video size. the video is about rip blu ray disc to multiple video formats like mkv, mp4 and other things. Then i google it and download a free version to take a look, it's really easy in use if you follow the youtube video, i mean this guy who made the video is a genius. Being honest, i will never be able to do it without watching the video.
And now i'm gonna post the here, hope it may help
http://www.leawo.com/knowledge/bluray-to-viewpad.html
i thought so too.
since i've tried to play .mkv in mobo player, and its too laggy to watch.
alternatively, you can use any converter you like.
as for me, i use Allok video to mp4 converter, set the resolution you want (best at 800x600) for viewpad7 and dont forget to setup the audio quality (which is best at 128 kbps or smaller) and you can set the audio volume too up to 200 % from the original file
HD video is useless on our device, 800x480 best resolution for our screen, and higher res. doesnt mean quality. Device can't give you more dpi, than it have.
Use CUDA converters, if your videocard compatible. It's faster, than others.

[Q] Now that Youtube 60fps is released...

So recently, like just yesterday youtube 720p and 1080p in 60 fps has been officially released on iOS and Android, a friend of mine already has it on his iOS and ive seen some posts on android, However how many people honestly can use it on their androids? for me i cant even find 720p option anymore on my Samsung s4, im curious whether some devices are going to be released in a bit or just not even supported. Curious about your thoughts and comments on this
*Sorry if this is the wrong place to post it, im highly unsure of where exactly to post this
It's common not having 720p on many phones even flagship ones, however if you don't have 720p support you wont have 60fps support.
If you really really get 720p60fps then find youtube apk mods on xda which enable 720p and maybe you get lucky..
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It's common not having 720p on many phones even flagship ones, however if you don't have 720p support you wont have 60fps support.
If you really really get 720p60fps then find youtube apk mods on xda which enable 720p and maybe you get lucky..
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Thanks for the reply mate, maybe i didnt phrase it correctly, i always had normal 720p and 1080p support on the official app, however after release of 60fps on phones, any video that was 720p60fps isnt shown adn the top quality is 480p, but videos with normal 720p and 1080p are shown and i can use that quality

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