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  • sgibson5150@slrpnk.netOPtoAndroid@lemmy.worldAndroid app dependency?
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    3 months ago

    I haven’t had the opportunity to test on another brand phone but atm I’m assuming from the developer statement that this will be true of Google Translate on all Android phones. Thanks for your contribution, though.

    Edit: If the Google app is disabled on the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4, the same behavior occurs.







  • I apologize unreservedly if I misread your tone. No, I wanted to see what resolutions you showed available for the video. This could just be a weird YouTube issue. Maybe an error happened on their end when they were generating the various files. I checked this morning and it showed the same two pitiful resolutions when I tried to play on my phone. The real mystery is how it got 14k views in this state. I watch HDR content to enjoy my TV, but HDR on a postage stamp ain’t it.

    Edit: I think I found an explanation that fits the available facts. See latest edit in main post.




  • sgibson5150@slrpnk.netOPtoMildly Infuriating@lemmy.worldYouTube needs more potato
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    3 months ago

    I think it was posted within the last week. I remember the HDR processing wasn’t done processing the first time I tried to watch it. Would I be complaining about the resolution of a video from 2007?

    Edit: Sorry. My reply sounds rude, but I ran into this problem on a channel I’m familiar with. They’re an HDR walker. All of their content is in 4K. I could have included that in the post, but you could have assumed that I’m not a complete dumbass. Maybe we both can learn from this.