[neopolotin75]

I haven't seen this mentioned but with the latest bixby routines you can set it up to switch between 1080/120 & 1440/60 now.

[j_hansen]

Excellent, thanks for sharing

[j_hansen]

I don't have it yet, are you on the September security patch/update?

[neopolotin75]

I don't have it yet, are you on the September security patch/update?

I had to update it in either the galaxy store or through the app itself when you hit the 3 dots in the top right

[j_hansen]

What version are you on? Mine is 2.6.25.6 and I have no update available.

[evohicks]

What version are you on? Mine is 2.6.25.6 and I have no update available.

I think its there on that version.

[LordAndroid]

I just setup a bixby routine for it to play back youtube in 1440p when I open the app from the current display setting of FHD+ and 120hz. I updated bixby routines through the galaxy store also. I tested it out I open the YT app play a video I know can play back in 1440p and when I look at the video resolutions it maxed out at 1080p so this routine isn't working for me

[neopolotin75]

I had that issue so I set bixby routine buttons to switch. Its a YouTube issue. You have to clear cache and data on YouTube for it to work when opening the YouTube app

[LordAndroid]

I had that issue so I set bixby routine buttons to switch. Its a YouTube issue. You have to clear cache and data on YouTube for it to work when opening the YouTube app

I tried that still didn't work unfortunately

[j_hansen]

I think its there on that version.

It is there... I need to go to Specsavers :-)

[williams448]

I just setup a bixby routine for it to play back youtube in 1440p when I open the app from the current display setting of FHD+ and 120hz. I updated bixby routines through the galaxy store also. I tested it out I open the YT app play a video I know can play back in 1440p and when I look at the video resolutions it maxed out at 1080p so this routine isn't working for me

Are you on mobile data, or WiFi? Most carriers limit streams to 1080 or 720 depending on your plan. With At&t I can't stream 1440 if I wanted to unless I'm on WiFi.

[LordAndroid]

Are you on mobile data, or WiFi? Most carriers limit streams to 1080 or 720 depending on your plan. With At&t I can't stream 1440 if I wanted to unless I'm on WiFi.

I have Verizon and the highest plan they offer and I'm on wifi

[mustang7757]

It's a update in Galaxy store

[mhw100]

When exiting the above routine it returns to fhd but stays at 60hz. How do you set it so it reverts back to 120?

[whataday]

When exiting the above routine it returns to fhd but stays at 60hz. How do you set it so it reverts back to 120?

I also updated to the same 2.6.25.6.

When I try to set a routine up, IF.....THEN..... statement.

Under the THEN action, there is no galaxy buds live actions available to select. Does anyone know why? It does have Network mode, motion smoothness and screen resolution, start focus mode.

????

[whataday]

go back to setting>display>motion smoothness>adaptive

[LordAndroid]

When I open Youtube it doesn't play back videos in 1440p video it stays at 1080P Res.

[mib1800]

I also updated to the same 2.6.25.6.

When I try to set a routine up, IF.....THEN..... statement.

Under the THEN action, there is no galaxy buds live actions available to select. Does anyone know why? It does have Network mode, motion smoothness and screen resolution, start focus mode.

????

I also don't see the routines for buds live.

Anyone got resolution for this?

[cknobman]

Not sure about everyone else but my bixby routines work very inconsistently.

They are almost not worth even having since half the time they dont work right.

[evohicks]

If you set a routine up then when it activates you decide to alter a setting within that routine then it keeps the setting you choose, until it activates next time ( that sounds confusing)
So let's say at 9pm you set a routine to lower your screen brightness to 10% then once 9pm passes and your screen is at 10% you decide you want it brighter and set it to 20% it will stay on what you set 20% (override) if that makes sense.