I have xzs so 03j which when used to record videos in the second minute always stops because of heat
tips so you can record videos with a long duration how the solution thank you
try a different camera app? you lose some of the processing functionality, but for some strange reason when in the camera app the CPU cranks to full boost on all cores even when not recording (just idling)
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I want to find an app or other way to record the screen on my android phone (like Fraps for PC) and every way I tried, I get low FPS.
I tried many apps (Rec, SCR, NLL Screen Recorder and many more).
And I also tried recording with my PC via SDK : http://www.phonearena.com/news/How-t...KitKat_id49133
but every time I get low FPS (About 15-20) unlike I see in videos on YouTube and such.
Is there a different way to record screen or a way to raise the FPS or remove the limit if there is one?
I have a rooted Nexus 5 with PAC-rom.
I noticed that 4k video has alot of Stuttering. I am recording directly to the phones memory, and it happens if recording handheld or even on a stabilizer. Is anyone else having similar issues or know a fix?
Here is a sample video recording:
If you go to camera settings and turn off stabilization it will be fine. Ois will still work this just turns off eis.
Eis uses a lot of cpu power and thus the stuttering. Known issue. Hopefully there will be a fix
Seansmit17 said:
If you go to camera settings and turn off stabilization it will be fine. Ois will still work this just turns off eis.
Eis uses a lot of cpu power and thus the stuttering. Known issue. Hopefully there will be a fix
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Thanks, didn't think a feature would make it not work well. I think it would be better if they disabled it by default since it causes issues in 4k. But this will work for now.
Same issue
I have the same issue but it lags then speeds up, I looked for a shutter setting in my camera, but there isn't one. Has there been a fix for this yet?
This has happened on any Android phone that I have used since the Note 4. I have the phone set to record to the SD card (A fast SD card capable of 100mb/s). Image stabilization and auto focus are turned off. I begin recording and everything is starts out smooth for a few seconds. Then a slight pause. The footage then speeds up to compensate. At first I thought this was merely a playback issue. I exported the video to my PC and the same lag is apparent. I hate to say this, but I have never had this issue on iPhones.
Hello, I'm trying to watch a video with 1.8x speed but the player keeps on turning the video mute regularly for some secs before normalize, so I cant watch the video continually, must always return at the parts that the video was mute. How to solve this?
Moto G5s Plus, Android 7.1.1
*Ps sorry bout my english I'm brazilian.
valedodaniel said:
Hello, I'm trying to watch a video with 1.8x speed but the player keeps on turning the video mute regularly for some secs before normalize, so I cant watch the video continually, must always return at the parts that the video was mute. How to solve this?
Moto G5s Plus, Android 7.1.1
*Ps sorry bout my english I'm brazilian.
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Hi,
It may happen if you force the speed beyond the hardware capabilities. every hardware has its own limitations.
Let me explain with a simple example. Assume that your hardware is capable of playing 1080p at 60 fps. If you play a 1080p (30fps video) at 2x speed, then your hardware also needs to decode 2x frames. i.e 60 frames per second. But, it's the actual threshold of your device. If you increase more than that, then the video may not be reaching the required speed while audio may play at the required speed. If Audio Video is not in sync, then MX Player will pause the audio for a moment till video catches up with the audio position.
You can check some lower resolution or lower fps videos, It may go up to max speed (i.e 4x).
Hi, i have been watching a lot of videos in reviews and youtube and i have noticed a common problem in video recording, like some frame dropping. You can check in this video with the train movement.
youtube.com/watch?v=88KVStbePvA#action=share
(i can't share the full link, please put the http an 3w first)
Is any way to fix it?
Thanks!
Hi,
yes it is.. Disabling EIS helps a lot, but mostly it works without often frame drops using FilmicPro or Open Camera ( this is most stable for video recording).
About fix for a stock camera, I would not put many hopes for it, even Mi 10 Pro with SD 865 does video with stutters. I believe this most of software problem.
Similar to what Dom said. I don't think it's frame drop, it looks like the image EIS stabilisation is getting confused with the scene moving at different speeds. It's probably trying to track train motion and floor motion.
Try again with image stabilisaion disabled. If you need steady footage maybe see if your video editor handles it better.
Also in the low light scenes the EIS gives footage a weird ghosting effect (even the GoPro7 does it).
I wish there was an auto disable EIS in low light option
Shouldnt the OIS help? So its not completely unstabillized? That should work for video as well and maybe evene better?
ond96 said:
Shouldnt the OIS help? So its not completely unstabillized? That should work for video as well and maybe evene better?
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OIS is always on and cannot be turned off as it's a physical part of the camera sensor. However the OIS level of stabilisation is subtle compared to EIS
Does anyone else have this issue with video recording only 8 mins then stopping this is not good and i can't find the setting if any appreciate any help?
Such a problem in the Xperia Z3 is the norm if the processor overheats. I have not read about other cases. Can you show graphs of all temperatures during video recording?
But its 8 mins each time all the time i thought may be its a setting i have done a camera reset on settings will try again.
Enter the current camera settings (bitrate, resolution, frames per second, codec) into some online video calculator and see what size the file will be.
If 8 min. video is 4GB, then change SD memory partition to exFAT or NTFS if phone supports.