Anybody else getting choppy animations on their S9 Plus?
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I have both a new Galaxy S6 Edge and an iPone 6. Like them both but love the screen on the new Edge S6 more. One thing that is really bugging the Fuc* out of me is scrolling down on Tumblr as the lag is so high that it literally jerks and jitters as I scroll down Tumblr to look at the pictures and GIF's on there. None of these lags or jittering take place on my iPhone 6 though.. Anyone have Tumblr and have these same lag issues with stuttering as they scroll?
I've noticed Galaxy S9+s and S9 have serious video stuttering issues, and I would like to know if anyone else notices these small details with a close eye. It's enough to notice and makes taking videos with this phone unenjoyable to watch.
I've had these problems since I basically bought the phone brand new and thought it's just mine, however I tested with numerous other S9+s and they ALL have the exact same issues. Basically when recording video, whether it's 1080p or 4K, during scenes where there is movement, you can see objects jerk and stutter around. Instead of a smooth flowing scene, it jumps. I went ahead and made a video showing this problem. I always record in 1080p for the most part, and these stuttering issues only affect 30fps video. If you record in 60fps, it's smooth and no stutter. But it's not just because it's 60fps, as my S8 records smooth in 30fps with no lag/stutter. Video stabilization ON/OFF makes no change whatsoever either.
Recorded to internal memory, but recording to my Samsung EVO plus SD makes no difference at all.
The first scene in the video shows a helicopter taking off and going across a blue sky. This scene shows it VERY clearly, you can see the copter almost jump scenes. The next one is cars driving by and you can see how they jump slightly forwards at times. The 3rd and 4th scenes are my S9 and S8 side by side. Watch the buildings and vehicles closely and you can see how the S9+ stutters, while everything on the S8 is really smooth. Side note, the video colors look much better on the S8 also. Not really what you expect when you get the latest flagship model and it seems like the camera is a downgrade all around, which is one reason I actually upgraded.. to have a better camera.
Updated to the latest software update AND factory reset the phone with still no differences.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd4LN8sK-U4
I see what you mean but I have never noticed that on my s9+ and I shoot a lot of video.
Maybe it has to do with the exynos / snapdragon thing. I live in Europe Sweden so I guess I have Exynos.
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I have had this same issue with my exynos s9+ but it resolved itself. Now I do not have that problem and I do not remember if I did something or it went away itself.
I noticed that scrolling sensitivity is quite low and too much scrolling happens if I try to scroll quickly to reach where I want. Touch sensitivity is fine, also scrolling is smooth, issue is only with scrolling rate/speed/acceleration . Anything that involves scrolling, like Web browser, app browser etc.., has this issue.
its a system-wide issue.
Are you experiencing the same?
I notice the same compared to my one plus 6T where scrolling is very uniform and coincident with finger movement. Ive had both LG and BOE screens and both did it so i don't know. Not really a big deal though. Still a super snappy and smooth phone.
hendogg_af said:
I notice the same compared to my one plus 6T where scrolling is very uniform and coincident with finger movement. Ive had both LG and BOE screens and both did it so i don't know. Not really a big deal though. Still a super snappy and smooth phone.
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The OP5, 5T and OP6 all had issues with jerky scrolling due to frame drops--particularly when scrolling slowly. I'm skeptical about any praise One Plus phones receive in XDA threads for Huawei or Xiaomi phones but I have no personal experience using the 6T.
With this phone I noticed some touch response and scrolling issues on a 256GB model with a BOE display that I ended up returning. The pixel response seemed poor to me on the BOE display but maybe I had a defective one.
I never encountered any similar issues on my 128GB model with an LG display. It's easily the smoothest phone I have ever owned. I purchased it at launch and planned to upgrade to the 256GB model but the poor BOE display nixed that.
I have the 128gb BOE version and while I do concede that scrolling is slower than say the Note 9 / S9 plus, it's very smooth.
They have copied how apple used to scroll, slow and weird hehe. Very smooth looking though.
rakesh2002 said:
I noticed that scrolling sensitivity is quite low and too much scrolling happens if I try to scroll quickly to reach where I want. Touch sensitivity is fine, also scrolling is smooth, issue is only with scrolling rate/speed/acceleration . Anything that involves scrolling, like Web browser, app browser etc.., has this issue.
its a system-wide issue.
Are you experiencing the same?
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To reopen this debate, I have now realised the Mate 20 pro suffers from the same touch screen issue that the p20 pro started out with.
When you want to scroll with the Mate 20 Pro, it doesn't register the movement unless you move your finger 1 or 2 mm, then it starts scrolling.
This gives a feeling of lag or delay. It was fixed on the P20 pro after about a month, hoping it will be here too.
The UI on my a50 is alggy because I use a 144hz monitor. It just looks SLOW, the fps is probably around 30 with animations feeling less sometimes.
Any way I can change this?
Hi all.
I have Galaxy Tab S7, iPad Mini 5, Google Pixel 4 xl.
Now, I'm aware of choppy/drop in FPS on Galaxy phones, so I avoided using Galaxy products.
I thought Tab S7 would be different, but as expected Tab S7 performance when playing certain games are disappointing.
Same games on iPad Mini 5 and Pixel 4 XL runs smoothly in 60FPS but Tab S7 is just too choppy and feels like 30 FPS.
Is there some kind of setting I can tweak around to make it more smooth?
Thank you