ok so i got the samsung note tab N8020.
and ive downloaded VLC, BS, Mobo, MX player and ive tried using the regular player.
Whenever i zoom into a video to cut out the black bars ( in all the players) it zooms keeping the left edge of the video on the left edge of the screen. Instead of centering it.
so i loose a big chunk of the right side of the video, instead of equal amounts on both sides
This is kinda retarded, why would anyone want this functionality, which leads me to think maybe its a bug.
Anyone have any suggestions how to fix this?
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When I use a video player that allows for zooming, such as Act 1 or mVideoPlayer, and zoom it to where the sides of the video "extend" beyond the screen boundaries, the video hangs and the audio keeps playing. I don't remember this occurring before I loaded Cognition (2.36b) but then I don't know if I ever tried it before then. Can someone with, say, Act 1, try to zoom to see if the same thing occurs? Thanks!
One thing that has really pissed me off forever, is when people post videos on YouTube or wherever, but which were recorded incorrectly. By "incorrectly" I mean in portrait. Nothing looks worse than watching a narrow ass video with two fat black bars on either side of it, wasting space, and wasting my time watching a crappy video that would have been cool if the person recording the damn thing just turned their phone 90 degrees...
What I propose is a MOD to the camera app which includes a toggled feature to record videos in landscape, regardless of the device orientation. In other words, while the feature is toggled on, even if the user is holding the camera in a portrait position, the video being recorded will still be in landscape.
By doing this, users can still benefit from the comfort of holding their devices in portrait (because it IS easier to hold that way, especially when you're going one-handed), while recording videos which will show up properly during playback in landscape.
Thoughts?
Vertical Video Syndrome - A PSA
hey guys so if me, by mistake start recording a video on vertical and then change it to horizontal the whole video gets distorted. I know there is a program to lock the video either on vertical or horizontal. But the truth is i wanna keep using my cyanogen cam.
This happened me in the past in my s2 and now on my OnePlus the same...
So, sometimes my camara is not even on vertical or at least i don't think so, yet it gets distorted because it's probably not really on horizontal so then it forces a vertical video on horizontal which gets me a shrinkd distorted video. Are there tips to stop this?
does menu screan lok not work?
Hi guys, when i was recording 60fps video two days ago, i saw that now and then the sides of my video gets blurry (for less then a second) . Sometimes its the right side of the screen, sometimes the bottom, sometimes top..
For example:
http://i.imgur.com/Hxffzvf.jpg
My question is: is this normal, do you guys have the same issue? I couldn't find anything on the internet about this.
This is probably the effect of electronic image stabilization (EIS), I've seen it also on my 4K videos. Try to turn off SteadyShot and see if it helps.
When watching videos on widescreen mode, a little part of the down side of the video remains hidden...it cuts it off.
Do you know how to fix this... ?