Hi, I noticed when using the v10 to stream videos on YouTube, the screen freezes every 3-5 seconds for about 0.01 seconds each. Audio is smooth, no pause even when the screen freezes
Tried different carrier as well as a 50mbps WiFi also experience the same.
Does anyone face similar issue, on the latest YouTube version available in play store.
Could it be some settings, phone issue or YouTube glitch?
I have not updated my phone via ota yet, would that solve the issue?
1 more thing, when I activate screen recording to try capture the glitch it doesn't happen? Then after bout a minute it reoccurs again
The freeze isn't that noticeable, but when playing anime it just feels weird
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I can't help you with YouTube issue, but your screenshot show your IMEIs numbers, take care about this
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Santi_SAZ said:
I can't help you with YouTube issue, but your screenshot show your IMEIs numbers, take care about this
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Thanks for reminding, removed
You're describing a lag spike, I've definitely had them with this phone. If you're interested in unlocking your bootloader and installing Magisk, this mod will fix it -
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-view-10/development/mod-swap-torpedo-t3764926
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Hey guys, i recently notice my moto g rotates the screen way too often i wish it would, across the whole system, rom writing messages to pictures and everything, including of course games (i play just one, not really a gamer). It started getting on my nerves and i wanted to recalibrate the sensor so it stops rotating the screen every time i put the phone in a slight uneven position. There is no such tool in settings. Is there any solution regarding this ? i am rooted so ill take anything. Thank you !
I just deactivate auto-rotation on all my phones, it's annoying.
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cesc1972 said:
I just deactivate auto-rotation on all my phones, it's annoying.
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thx for the tip but i prefer to keep it active, sometimes i do want to rotate my screen. i just to know if i can calibrate it somehow. Anyone else ?
Same problem here. It's waaay too sensitive.
Yeah, I noticed that too. I just keep it off most of the time and enable it only when needed (which is not that often).
Perhaps you could try leaving the phone's auto rotation off and using a tasker gesture to trigger the orientation change.
Hi, I had the same problem and the only solution I came up to for now was to download an Xposed module called App settings, with it you can choose which apps can use the rotation or choose a specific rotation, I know it doesnt solve the sensibility problem, but at least its not that annoying anymore hehe
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I use the app ROTATION LOCK ADAPTIVE to avoid non desired rotations.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ui.robot.rotatedonate
Is an app for asking permission before rotating.
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In my Moto G 1gen rotation dont work. While playing for example Temple Run 2 there is no tilt control
Hello,
Stock galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (Android 4.4.2)
When playing back video, the screen goes dark but the audio continues.
At first I thought this was a "Yahoo Screen" issue, as it was noticeable when my wife tried to watch the Dave Matthews' Band broadcast a few days ago, but then I noticed it was happening on regular video playback taken on the internal camera as well.
BUT, the picture returns when there are at least *3* fingers on the screen. 1 or 2 makes it flicker like there is some sort of a short, but 3 or more and the video shows up crystal clear and normal.
I really don't want to send the thing back to Samsung if I can avoid it, so any other suggestions not requiring an advanced EE degree would be appreciated. Thanks!
Have you tried a different videoplayer? Diceplayer, VLC...
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ShadowLea said:
Have you tried a different videoplayer? Diceplayer, VLC...
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So far I have only used the stock player, another player attached to some photo editing program, and the Yahoo! Screen app, but based on the behavior I would think it software related (doesn't change behavior based on how "hard" I press the screen, just how many places)
Mx player have a big misstake : it havent a lock screen play pause button like that
Please add lock screen buttons in next update
Seems to be a usable feature!
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mustafacandan211 said:
Mx player have a big misstake : it havent a lock screen play pause button like that
Please add lock screen buttons in next update
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The pb does not exist in CM13
I have already running in cm13, the control on lockscreen is available (Not available in stock rom).
Had anybody experienced this issue with their LG G FLEX 2 yet? When I watch videos on YouTube or Facebook, the videos slightly repeatedly turn red then refresh back every 2 secs or so. I bought a brand new H950 ATT model recently and just noticed it after updating my phone to the latest software. I did soft and hard resets already and nothing happens. I tried to watch other videos on different programs such as Gallery and Chrome and they don't have this weird issue. (Which i am guessing, is not a hardware issue)
Try turn off auto adjust screen tone in display options
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It seems that after the 10.0.2 update that youtube video disappears when moving between screens, sound remains after a moment video returns?
pbazw said:
It seems that after the 10.0.2 update that youtube video disappears when moving between screens, sound remains after a moment video returns?
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Same issue. Video is actually in bottom right and if you tap down there, it'll show up. Apparently a known PiP issue.
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