Problem playing videosWhen I play a video (Netflix, YouTube, Instagram etc) it shows an excess on sharpness, like if you increase the sharpnees option of your tv. Is very annoying because in the rest of situations, the screen looks really good at 1080p. I have to say that I thought it was a factory error, so I gave it back and they gave me another but I also had the same problem.
I post this in the FAQ section and the told me to post the error in the bugs section but I don't have user group required so that's why I post here. I hope you can help me. Thanks. | |
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You forgot the Flyme version.. I never had this problem try updating or the beta
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Edited by MikelFQ at 2017-05-14 14:04
dimitriadis replied at 2017-05-14 11:51 | |
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I have same problem. And 60fps videos on youtube aren't smooth. Unlike on other Snapdragon phones.
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TuanAnh replied at 2017-05-26 17:29 Same here. I suppose i have to open other thread for that. | |
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Maybe it's hardware limit. I have this issue on all of my Mediatek devices. (Xiaomi redmi note 4, Oppi F1 plus and Meizu Pro 6)
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TuanAnh replied at 2017-05-27 03:30 Maybe, but I tried a perfomance monitor (in developer options) which shows you the current fps and when I play a video on 1080p60fps, the fps are in 30 to 45 fps with constant drops, so that's why it looks so laggy. Same with videos in 30fps, when fps are always in 25 to 30fps with constant drops too. | |
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please open it in bugs secttion and wait for devs to check it
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just media tek problem, try performance mode in battery setting
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