Is there any word yet, whether DeX will finally be able to do 4k, or is it still stuck with 2k?
Bump.
Since the device seems to be in people's hands by now. Could anyone let me know?
Thank you!
Adrixan said:
Bump.
Since the device seems to be in people's hands by now. Could anyone let me know?
Thank you!
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Samsung DeX officially supports the following resolutions:
[With an external display device (e.g. a TV or monitor) connected through a cable]
▷ Smartphones (※ Supported resolutions vary depending on the connected accessory.)
1) When an HDMI adapter is used
• 16:9 screen ratio: FHD (1920x1080), HD+ (1600x900)
2) When the DeX Station or DeX Pad is used
• 16:9 screen ratio: FHD (1920x1080), HD+ (1600x900), WQHD (2560x1440)
• 16:10 screen ratio: WUXGA (1920x1200), WQXGA (2560x1600)
• 21:9 screen ratio: UWFHD (2560x1080), UWQHD (3440x1440)
▷ Tablets and foldable devices (※ The following resolutions are supported regardless of the type of connected accessories.)
• 16:9 screen ratio: FHD (1920x1080), HD+ (1600x900), WQHD (2560x1440)
• 16:10 screen ratio: WUXGA (1920x1200), WQXGA (2560x1600)
• 21:9 screen ratio: UWFHD (2560x1080), UWQHD (3440x1440)
※ The Galaxy Tab S7 FE supports up to WQXGA (2560x1600) for a wired connection and up to FHD (1920x1080) for a wireless connection.
※ If you cannot select the desired resolution, check the resolutions supported by the connected display device. If you are using a UHD (4K) TV and it does not support WQHD, then you cannot use it.
※ Note that the resolutions supported by Samsung DeX are in compliance with the specifications required by the DisplayPort standard (HDMI standard). Display devices that fall outside the specifications defined by this standard may not support some of the resolutions.
[With a PC connected through a cable or wirelessly]
• 16:9 aspect ratio: FHD (1920 × 1080)
[With a TV connected wirelessly]
• 16:9 screen ratio: FHD (1920x1080)
※ For Samsung Smart TVs with 4K resolutions released in or after 2017, WQHD (2560x1440) is supported when connected through the 5 GHz band.
※ TVs or dongle devices of other manufacturers that do not support FHD may be connected at a lower resolution.
So sadly no.
Tested with my S22 Ultra with a HDMI 2.0 to USB cable and Wirelessly and indeed no 4K out. Samsung would need to update the Dex backend, rather than the hardware to allow higher resolution.
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Samsung galaxy Young : At a Glance
3.2" HVGS TFT display
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
1GHz processor
Wi-Fi and GPS
3.0 MP Camera
1300 mAh Li-Ion battery
Samsung Galaxy Young Price: 8,290
Samsung Galaxy Young is the perfect
mobile for the young and smart
generation of users. It is a combination
of enhanced performance and a pack
of wonderful features in this stylized
mobile.
Display
This awesome phone made specially to
suit the young generation has a 3.2
inch HVGS TFT display screen. Now you
can see better quality images and a
clear display on this phone. Even the
minute details of an image gain
vibrancy as it supports high resolution.
and
Operating System
The super cool phone Samsung Galaxy
Young is an Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
based phone that allows you to enjoy
screen swipe between the applications
and taking and sharing your pictures. It
also makes it easier for you to
customize your home screen. It is
powered by 1GHz processor that
enhances the performance and
increases the speed while
multitasking.
Connectivity
Connect to your world with the Wi-Fi,
Wi-Fi Direct and GPS. It keeps you
updated and connected even while
you are travelling. Connectivity
features like Bluetooth and USB allow
you to transfer files to other devices.
Share all your files that will work well
in other devices.
Multimedia
The phone comes with 3.0 megapixel
camera along with auto-focus to
capture your world with crystal clarity.
Additionally, the camera also record
videos and that too of an excellent
quality.
Quick
Samsung Galaxy Young Features &
Specifications
Dimensions
Length
109.4 mm
Width
58.6 mm
Thickness
12.5 mm
Weight
112 gm
Memory
Internal Memory
4 GB
Expandable Memory
up to 64GB
RAM
768 MB
Power Management
Battery Type
Standard battery, Li-ion 1,300mAh
Connectivity
Bluetooth
Available
Bluetooth Profile
v 3.0
USB 2.0
Available
Wi-Fi
Available
Wi-Fi Version
802.11 b/g/n
Wi-Fi Direct
Available
GPS
A-GPS
Display
Touch Screen
Available
Display Size
3.27 Inch
Display Type
HVGA TFT
Camera
Type
MegaPixel
MegaPixel
3 MP
Video Playback
Yes, [email protected]
Video Record
Yes,[email protected]
Multimedia
Video Codec
MPEG4, H.263, H.264
Audio Codec
MP3, Vorbis(OGG), AAC, AAC,eAAC,
AMR(NB,WB), I-Melody, MIDI, WMA
Music Player with SoundAlive
Available
3.5mm Audio Jack
Available
Warranty
1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Special Features
Samsung Apps
Available
Samsung Kies
Samsung Galaxy Y plus
Samsung Galaxy Y Plus S5303
Features & Specifications
Dimensions
Length
104.9 mm
Width
57.9 mm
Thickness
12.98 mm
Weight
96 gm
Memory
Expandable Memory
MicroSD (up to 32GB)
Power Management
Talk Time (2G / 3G)
Up to 350 minutes (3G)
Standby Time
Up to 260 hours (3G)
Capacity
1200 mAh
USB Chargeable
Available
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
Available
Infra
GSM 3G, HSUPA
2G
EDGE/GPRS (850/900/1800/1900MHZ)
3G Type
UMTS, HSPA 7.2/5.76
USB
Available
Earjack
3.5mm
3G
Available
Display
Display Size
2.80 Inch
Display Type
TFT
Resolution
240 x 320 (QVGA)
Number of Colors
262K
Camera
Type
MegaPixel
MegaPixel
2 MP
Multimedia
Video Format
3GP, MPEG4, MKV, WebM
Video Frame rate
30fps
Audio Format
3GP, AAC, AAC+, AAC+V2, AMR, AMR-
NB, eAAC+, MP3, WAV, OGG
Warranty
12 Months Manufacturer Warranty
Special Features
Dual Sim
Available
Android OS
4.0
But it lags in camera, battery,Resolution,numb of colors etc...
But really grate for 8500
I'm looking to develop an android app to be used on a 3840x2160 4K/UHD display using an Android miniPC that supposedly supports "4K resolution."
I have a few different Android miniPCs (all Android 4.4) and they all play 4K videos fine. Also, for all of them, the 3840x2160 resolution was selected in the Display settings in HDMI mode . However, when I display a UHD equivalent image using an image viewer, the image looks to be scaled up from a smaller size. When I download apps from the Google Play store that measures the resolution of the device, they all report that the device is displaying at 1080p.
I believe these 4K Android miniPC can decode 4K video, but the user interface is still being displayed at 1080p despite what is selected in the Display settings. There is an article from cnx-software that blames the type of processor for these types of devices not being able to support UHD resolution. (i would provide links, but unable to include them as a new forum user.)
Is it really the processor limiting the device? I find it hard to believe the processor can display 4K video, but unable to support a 4K user interface. So my question is, can Android support a user interface and an app at 3840x2160 resolution? If so what would it take to support it?
Thank you in advance for any insight you can provide.
I have Beelink R28 box and it has the same behavior. It seems that Android doesn't support UHD resolutions and wonder why there are no any information about this.
I've connected my Shield Tablet to 4k monitor (some 24" Dell), and I've been playing with it couple of hours trying to force true 3840x2160p30 render over the HDMI. Game outputs 1920x1080, which is being upscaled to 4k resolution - I can see normal upscaling artifacts, quad pixel aliasing, etc., also screenshots pulled from the device are in 1920x1080 resolution (not 1920x1200, like shield's MIPI panel, so I'm sure I'm pulling from correct frame buffer).
Question: How I can force the shield to RENDER at 4k? I don't care about abysmal fps I'm going to get, I need true 4k output.
Halp...?
Vatharian said:
I've connected my Shield Tablet to 4k monitor (some 24" Dell), and I've been playing with it couple of hours trying to force true 3840x2160p30 render over the HDMI. Game outputs 1920x1080, which is being upscaled to 4k resolution - I can see normal upscaling artifacts, quad pixel aliasing, etc., also screenshots pulled from the device are in 1920x1080 resolution (not 1920x1200, like shield's MIPI panel, so I'm sure I'm pulling from correct frame buffer).
Question: How I can force the shield to RENDER at 4k? I don't care about abysmal fps I'm going to get, I need true 4k output.
Halp...?
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Is there a way I can change HDMI resolution on SHIELD Portable? I have a 1366x768 LED monitor wich gets wrong aspect ratio in 1280x720. Can I change HDMI resolution to 1366x768? Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately, this is not possible. Android itself doesn't support changing the HDMI output resolution. Until it does, the SHIELD Portable won't support it either.
What is Android TV support for "irregular" display resolutions?
I cannot find the answer anywhere online so I turn to the experts. I found conflicting answers, most to the negative, but no definitive explanation.
The story:
I recently bought an ultra wide monitor (Samsung S34J550 with 21:9, 3440x1440 WQHD resolution) to work from home that I occasionally would like to use as a smart TV in the living room, without hooking a PC and HDMI cable to it. Currently I can see some Netflix movie in full screen when played from my PC via HDMI to the Samsung monitor. For convenience, I'm looking for a PC-less solution where I would remotely control the device. I'm ready to buy an Amazon Fire Stick 4K or any other Android TV device, or a ChromeCast as long as I can leverage the full ultra width for 21:9 movie playback.
Would any Android stick adapt to a WQHD resolution? Or only 4K sticks? Amazon Fire 4K? Google ChromeCast? None of the above? And if not, what are my options?
Alternatively, a lower 21:9 resolution would still fine with me for movie watching. Like 1/4 of full resolution: 1720x720.
TIA
Same
I have exactly the same situation, 3440x1440 display, and it is annoying to be forced to use a laptop for proper 21:9 watching experience.
Support for wide formats is needed for Android TV.
I am using Xiaomi's Xi Box S as it claimed to have support up to 4K resolutions. Unfortunately only regular 16:9 modes seem to be supported so have to use it at 1080p only.