Hi, I just got switched to pixel 3 and notice that the videos on fullscreen is actually cropped when playing. They are not streached to the corners, does any one knows a fix for it? Thanks
ajeevlal said:
Hi, I just got switched to pixel 3 and notice that the videos on fullscreen is actually cropped when playing. They are not streached to the corners, does any one knows a fix for it? Thanks
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The zoom in feature to fill the screen is a crop, not a stretch like you might see on your TV. There is no "fix".
Just have to wait until more content is recorded in the 2:1 ratio
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I got this device a while back and i am using durecorder for screen recording.
When i play the video it is not in full screen and edges are cut from all sides. I tried changing resolution (1080p and 720p) but results are same.
Is there anything i am doing wrong.
Please help. Thanks.
parvezk9 said:
I got this device a while back and i am using durecorder for screen recording.
When i play the video it is not in full screen and edges are cut from all sides. I tried changing resolution (1080p and 720p) but results are same.
Is there anything i am doing wrong.
Please help. Thanks.
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Try this one
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hecorat.screenrecorder.free
The phone is not in the standard 16:9 format. Look for an option to record your screen in native resolution or use an alternative.
I like this one, been using it on the OP6 without any problems for months now: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kimcy929.screenrecorder
schwarzerfleck said:
The phone is not in the standard 16:9 format. Look for an option to record your screen in native resolution or use an alternative.
I like this one, been using it on the OP6 without any problems for months now: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kimcy929.screenrecorder
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Its still the same...i tried different resolutions but same results
Can you send ss of your settings?
parvezk9 said:
Its still the same...i tried different resolutions but same results
Can you send ss of your settings?
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Sure, in the attachments.
schwarzerfleck said:
Sure, in the attachments.
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I have the same settings but when i record in landscape mode the edges are cut off
Does anyone know of a way to record with internal sound?
parvezk9 said:
I have the same settings but when i record in landscape mode the edges are cut off
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Try to set the app that you want to record to full screen mode then. I had the same with Asphalt 9 and once I set it to full screen, no problem.
use this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kimcy929.screenrecorder
its the best. not taking too much ram, not laggy, easy to use and supports 120fps screen recording, which is extremely smooth.
Hello everyone,
I just recently switched from a HTC U11 to this wonderful MI 10 Pro and I couldn't be happier.
There's just one little thing that I realized and I don't know where I did something wrong in my settings or if it's a ROM issue.
Whenever I watch a Video in full screen, the phone kinda cuts off the sides (probably to fit in the full screen instead of putting a black bar over/under the video).
I find this quite annoying because I'm sometimes missing out on important information that's sometimes written on the screen.
This happens with all apps I tried (Instagram/IGTV, YouTube and Kiwi Browser).
Have you experienced that behavior before and how did you solve it?
I attached a Screenshot on how it actually looks like.
EDIT: I'm on MIUI Global 11.0.10.0
Have you tried pinch to zoom out?
josuema said:
Have you tried pinch to zoom out?
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Pinch to zoom only works on YouTube and only on horizontal videos. Not working on Instagram at all, Browser at all or on vertical videos on YouTube ?
Are there any settings somewher in the system that I need to check?
I had a problem since I bought my OnePlus 7 Pro phone, the tall screen doesn't go well when recording an Instagram story, cause the viewfinder fill the whole screen (specially when using gesture navigation). This cause a bigger side crop from the original camera sensor, and then another top and bottom crop for the people who watch them. So it ends up in a lost of quality and a really frustrating experience, trying to readjust everytime the videos so people can watch them better and having them saved at a weird resolution instead of the standard 16:9.
So, if anyone knows a fix, or how to force the 16:9 aspect ratio in the whole app or hopefully just in the viewfinder section, similar to this fix I found https://www.reddit.com/r/oneplus/co...ries/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
I would be extremely grateful, thank you so much!
I wonder is there any way to watch YouTube videos or Twitch without black bars in the sides? And yes I know fill to screen function but then you cannot see bottom and top of the video.
kiuwik said:
I wonder is there any way to watch YouTube videos or Twitch without black bars in the sides? And yes I know fill to screen function but then you cannot see bottom and top of the video.
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There isn't. That's because of the stupid aspect ratio of our screens, which is great for consuming vertical contents, but sucks for videos., which are usually 4:3 or 16:9.
I bought a new phone (iqoo 7) after 3 years. I am not sure if this is an android issue/feature or a phone specific issue. I can't help but notice that while playing videos on twitch, prime, youtube etc. the display doesn't use the entire screen space. A significant part of both the edges is blank and it really bothers me and is not a very good experience while watching a video. If i pinch out and zoom the video to fit to the screen then it because it is zoomed, some parts/edges of the video can't be seen. I am not up to date with mobiles however i used android 8.0 in my previous phone and was always able to use the full screen while watching videos.
Please refer to the attached screenshots.
Echoslam said:
I bought a new phone (iqoo 7) after 3 years. I am not sure if this is an android issue/feature or a phone specific issue. I can't help but notice that while playing videos on twitch, prime, youtube etc. the display doesn't use the entire screen space. A significant part of both the edges is blank and it really bothers me and is not a very good experience while watching a video. If i pinch out and zoom the video to fit to the screen then it because it is zoomed, some parts/edges of the video can't be seen. I am not up to date with mobiles however i used android 8.0 in my previous phone and was always able to use the full screen while watching videos.
Please refer to the attached screenshots.
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Try to pinch in with your fingers.
svetius said:
Try to pinch in with your fingers.
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As i mentioned, when i try to pinch in i lose some part of the video. As you can see in the attached screenshots. In this particular case after pinching the scoreboard disappears. Is there any way to be able to use entire screen with the help of an app/setting ?
Echoslam said:
As i mentioned, when i try to pinch in i lose some part of the video. As you can see in the attached screenshots. In this particular case after pinching the scoreboard disappears. Is there any way to be able to use entire screen with the help of an app/setting ?
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This happens with 2 different features
The one you're talking about is called fill screen and is specific per app and now a days specific to OEM which app they add in their OS release
The one you have right now is called stretch. It crops the area to fill the screen.
These both things occur differently as per phone as well since some phone screen ratios are 4:3, some have 16:9 and when any video is recorded it varies between these resolutions.
nikhilkaushik said:
This happens with 2 different features
The one you're talking about is called fill screen and is specific per app and now a days specific to OEM which app they add in their OS release
The one you have right now is called stretch. It crops the area to fill the screen.
These both things occur differently as per phone as well since some phone screen ratios are 4:3, some have 16:9 and when any video is recorded it varies between these resolutions.
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4:3 is unknown of now. Did it ever exist? Idk. 16:9 is out there, but not with newer devices. Most common now for screen ratios is 18:9 and my Pixel 5 is 19.5:9.
Echoslam said:
As i mentioned, when i try to pinch in i lose some part of the video. As you can see in the attached screenshots. In this particular case after pinching the scoreboard disappears. Is there any way to be able to use entire screen with the help of an app/setting ?
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This happens with 2 different features
The one you're talking about is called fill screen and is specific per app and now a days specific to OEM which app they add in their OS release
The one you have right now is called stretch. It crops the area to fill the screen.
These both things occur differently as per phone as well since some phone screen ratios are 4:3, some have 16:9 and when any video is recorded it varies between these resolutions.
xunholyx said:
4:3 is unknown of now. Did it ever exist? Idk. 16:9 is out there, but not with newer devices. Most common now for screen ratios is 18:9 and my Pixel 5 is 19.5:9.
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Yeah this is kind of a bummer since now a days companies are using different ratios cos of the notch or camera bump.
But this video resolution strictly depends upon the app that you are using to stretch the video.
I prefer mx player in this matter. Try it once if you'd like, it has both options.