Does the video quality setting say whether it's 60fps like it does on the iOS YouTube app? Because I viewed the video and it just says "1080p" and not "1080p 60 fps"
Does the video quality setting say whether it's 60fps like it does on the iOS YouTube app? Because I viewed the video and it just says "1080p" and not "1080p 60 fps"
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Does the video quality setting say whether it's 60fps like it does on the iOS YouTube app? Because I viewed the video and it just says "1080p" and not "1080p 60 fps"
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Are you sure it's a video that supports it? I get it on videos that support it. View attachment 237742
Yes. These are videos that I know support 60fps. Some were shot and edited by me. Besides, I can watch the same videos on other android devices in 60 fps
I just viewed that exact video on YouTube and I don't have the 60fps options like you do.See here - http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-note-7/718254-60-fps-youtube-videos.html#post5377429
It should show 1080P 60 fps.
I just viewed that exact video on YouTube and I don't have the 60fps options like you do.
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Yeah I'm in Vegas too, looks like it is a Verizon thing. Shouldn't have anything to do with the carrier though. My iPhone 6 plus was also on Verizon and always displayed 60 fps when available.
That's an iPhone thing not a carrier thing.I think it does depend on the carrier because when I had my iPhone 6s Plus here on T-Mobile I was locked out of changing the resolution on cellular so the videos on the YouTube app always looked horrible until I connected to Wi-Fi but with my Note 7 I can pick any resolution that's available while on celluar...
If it was buffering that just means the connection couldn't keep up. The option is there on our T-Mobile variants so something is up with Verizon ones from the looks of the others who have Verizon yet don't see it.I have the Note 7 on T-Mobile here in Las Vegas, Nevada and when I went to the same video on the YouTube app I have the option to pick 1080p 60fps just fine but it was buffering often.
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Without Wi-FI
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If it was buffering that just means the connection couldn't keep up. The option is there on our T-Mobile variants so something is up with Verizon ones from the looks of the others who have Verizon yet don't see it.
Maybe Verizon blocks it on their service? Does anyone know if the Note 5 on Verizon works the same way?
I had a Note 5 on Verizon, and it worked just fine selecting 1080P 60 fps. The wife has one currently, and it also works. Besides, the Note 7 has the problem even while on wifi, which is ridiculous