When I try to play the video I just recorded the frame rate is really bad in playback for some odd reason. Coming to the end of the video file the frame rate is good. Can someone help me?
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Has anyone experienced/experiencing the same problem of choppy video recording on HTC Touch Diamond? When I move phone from side to side during a video recording, the image gets blurry and choppy. How do i fix that? Thanks in advance.
What did you expect from a mini cam like that... But yeah, I get the same kinda videos. Recording in bright daylight seems to improve the recording but since winter there hasn't been very much sunlight around.
Posted all those vids and have been testing more and more and here is what i came up with:
2 Videos, 1 CorePlayer DivX, 1 WMP MP4
CorePlayer:
.AVI
DivX
400x300
768Kbps
WMP
.MP4
H.264
400x300
768Kbps
Downloading and testing. Will update later.
cool thanks
Low Quality (Using SUPER): (Could be smoother, not as good as coreplayer)
Smooth, but very bad quality. Worse than CorePlayer.
HTC Touch HD Video Converter v1.21 (Poor Quality but frame rate is okay)
I have some weird "blinking" effect while playing this, especially at the beginning. Frame rate is ok though.
Low Quality 1200 (Using Super) (Not as smooth as CorePlayer Video)
Same.
Medium Quality (Using Super) (Runs Quite well but frame rate is low)
Runs smooth here. On par with CorePlayer. The quality is not the best possible though.
HTC Touch HD Video Converter v1.21 (Runs but poor quality and not great framerate)
Frame rate is perfect, but I get the same "blinking". I guess the encoding is messed up.
High Quality (Using Super) (Cant get a decent framerate and runs unwatchable)
Same.
My Normal Encode Settings (Using Super) (Played just as good as the CorePlayer but seemed to freeze on the areas where lots was happening)
Same here. I would say it is unwatchable.
DIVX Low Quality (For Coreplayer) (I found to run best)
A couple of stutters on some viewings. Good quality.
I would say that the CorePlayer video has performed the best. Second place goes to Touch HD video (second one) and the SUPER medium settings one comes third. I don't like the CorePlayer one, because it is not WVGA.
Anyways, I use the Touch HD converter and usually convert HDTV files (tv series mostly). The results are brilliant. Normal frame rate with superb quality.
so u think maybe my encoder is messed up and thats why im getting this weird blinking thing?
comeradealexi said:
so u think maybe my encoder is messed up and thats why im getting this weird blinking thing?
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I have no other explanation . I'm using it all the time and this is the first time that I see this. Reinstall it and see what happens.
I received my new Tab S 8.4 LTE just this morning at work, I plugged in the power and fired up the bad boy.
After some quick setups and downloaded some apps, I went to test how the video looks. Took out my 128GB MicroSDXC from the Tab PRO 8.4 (yes, it works in my PRO), it has some high variable bit-rate short music videos I encoded with H264 + AAC (Variable 8Mbps - 40Mbps, 23.97 fps).
First, I used the built in player... and to my surprise.. the video is noticeably playing at a lower frame rate and audio is sliiightly out of sync. Not sure the right word for a video playing a lower frame rate, it is not jittery, not stuttery. I tried all the other videos, the same.... including the Samsung video in the internal storage, which showing ~14Mbps data rate.
I then tried MX Player with all H/W+ deoder switched on, same thing. Then I tried BSPlayer, also with Hardware acceleration, no good. I was disappointed. I searched this forum and googled but I only keep seeing people with micro stutters, but not the issue I'm looking for. Restarted the Tab S, same thing.
I don't understand... the videos are working fine in the PRO. I was thinking maybe QS800 is superior ?
Eventually I decided to just Factory Reset and redo the whole thing again, to see if that fixes it. And it did fix it. Videos are running as smooth as it should again, yay :laugh:
So in case anyone else having video frame rate issue, Factory Reset. Case Closed.
How do you test your video framerates?
That's what I was looking for earlier, but since I was at work, I couldn't look for long enough. Was hoping something like Fraps is available, but I just went ahead and Factory Reset it while I only had a few apps installed.
But the video frame rate issue was noticeable as long as you have watched the video with different means (Computer or another working tablet) to compare.
To check the video's original frame rate itself, and since I use MX Player, I just tap and hold the video file, then tap Properties. It shows frame rate, bit rate, video resolution, codec, etc.
Hi all, I wanted to know if anyone else is experiencing this as well as any possible suggestions. I have noticed when watching videos I have recorded on my phone via ANY camera app produce fine videos. When I attempt to watch them, however, there is noticeable stuttering and lag where the video does not completely freeze at all but looks almost slightly jumpy. I have uploaded a few of the videos to YouTube and noticed when watching those there is no stuttering. I have not had the chance to try Playback via PC. Does anyone else notice this? Is the phone just lagging playing the natively recorded video files back? I'm only doing 1080p btw, not 4K. Thanks!
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Hi all, I wanted to know if anyone else is experiencing this as well as any possible suggestions. I have noticed when watching videos I have recorded on my phone via ANY camera app produce fine videos. When I attempt to watch them, however, there is noticeable stuttering and lag where the video does not completely freeze at all but looks almost slightly jumpy. I have uploaded a few of the videos to YouTube and noticed when watching those there is no stuttering. I have not had the chance to try Playback via PC. Does anyone else notice this? Is the phone just lagging playing the natively recorded video files back? I'm only doing 1080p btw, not 4K. Thanks!
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mine plays back my 4K recorded videos just fine(of course its not in 4K on the phone when watching)..
Bump! I have this same issue. I thought it was my video recording choppy, but now that I checked on another device I see it's a playback problem. I'm on 5.1.1 T-Mobile Motorola phone.
Anyone? I still have this problem, which is only playback related. If I can give MX player to play the videos things are fine, but somehow Photos eventually takes neck default control and its a pain in my ass!
Hey guys!
Recently I bought the Note 5, couldn't be happier about it, but there's one thing that seems off. When trying to watch a 1080p 60 fps video in the YouTube App, even tough it says 1080p 60 fps, I fell like it's dropping frames like crazy, not really playing the media at 60 fps. When playing the video in the small windows while searching for other videos, or even if I download the video and then play it, then I get the smooth reproduction.
Same thing happens to me on my PC when watching 1080p 60 FPS videos on Chrome in full screen, on my 1440 Asus RoG Swift. In the stats window I can see it's loseing frames, but if I watch it in window mode it plays fine.
Maybe it has to do with 1440p displays and 1080p 60 fps compatibility or something like that?
Anyone has noted the same thing?
Anyone?
Galaxy note 4 here, same problem, still occuring as of August 2016. There is a google products forum which started on August 8th, and according to everyone who's posted there, this is a problem isolated to samsung devices.