I tested the sensors with the SensorList app and the problem is with the refresh rate. Because on 210ms its lagging hard, while on 70ms it's smooth. How could i decrease it to 70ms, from 210ms?
Maybe you have to rewrite libsensors.so
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i've just purchased a vario III and my camera is very choppy. I've increased the refresh rate in settings but it hasn't made much difference. Is there a fix for this?
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i've just purchased a vario III and my camera is very choppy. I've increased the refresh rate in settings but it hasn't made much difference. Is there a fix for this?
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No, I don't think so.
Only with a lot of light, its not choppy anymore. When its choppy, that means your device hasn't enough light.
The reason Tilt camera is choppy, is because the software does not change ISO levels, like all other cameras. ( ISO - sensetivity which needs to be increased in low light) For some reason, HTC did not include that option in camera settings. My guess is that it was probably overlooked. I hope there will be a a software update for that.
I encountered a problem when I used the ROG Cetra headset after activating the lighting synchronization in the profile options , which is the occurrence of delay and interruption in the pubg mobail, whether the display option is 60 fps or 90 fps .. What is the solution to that problem ?
Hello everybody!
I am on RKFEUXM and have just updated from 12.0.16 to V12.5.1.0. Everything OK excepting for the camera which in Slow Motion has an intense and annoying flickering. Anyone else faces this?
I have discovered that this flickering appears because of the (low quality) LED bulb which lighted the room where I firstly checked the camera.
So, no problem whatsoever with the camera itself!
Hey guys,
So I recently purchased a Rog 3, mainly for smoother, better emulation (coming from a OnePlus7).
The strange thing is that, Rog's screen in 60 hz is actually 59.3 hz.
This sadly makes emulators that run at 60, to have a stutter every second or so.
Playing in higher Hz, like 120, 144...creates that slight jerkiness that always happens when one plays locked 60 fps 2D games on high speed panels. I'd much rather have 60 fps games play in 60 hz.
Anything that can be done to force true 60 hz (or at least 59.9) on this phone?
The screen Hz can be checked on displayhz.com
Thanks, this is a good phone but this issue is so unexpected.
If I am recording video in pro mode 1080p 60fps H264 codec (ISO auto, shutter speed fixed value, white balance fixed value, image stabilization ON, hyper steady OFF), camera app or android OS set the CPU frequencies too low, which causes frame drops.
I don't know why only on 1080p 60fps CPU freq. are automaticaly lowered to ~710MHz/840MHz for big cores and ~1.3GHz for small cores. I can help myself if I set also ISO to fixed value...then the recorded video is almost frame drops free, but it is still on the edge (cpu utilization almost 100%).
I am using high performance system mode. Also try set min. freq. to max. in 3C CPU manager, but 1080p 60fps pro video mode always set them lower.
If I enable hyper steady(requires more performance), camera app does not touch cpu frequencies and recorded video is smooth without frame drops.
Android 13(WW-33.0210.0210.210), rooted.
On screenshots how it looks like during recording.
Can someone confirm this issue?