So is there a way to get a self-timer camera for the Atrix? Almost every Windows Mobile and Symbian device before 2007 had it.
Hello.
I would like know if nexus 10 can really use the high resolution mode with dedicated application ?
Or is it always upscaled ?
Example :
I connect my nexus 10 to my work PC ( it can render 2500x1600) with vnc, And have then Windows rendered
In 2500x1600 ?
Thanks
Olivier
orobin said:
Hello.
I would like know if nexus 10 can really use the high resolution mode with dedicated application ?
Or is it always upscaled ?
Example :
I connect my nexus 10 to my work PC ( it can render 2500x1600) with vnc, And have then Windows rendered
In 2500x1600 ?
Thanks
Olivier
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I use 2x client to connect w my home computer and the high res of nexus 10 is great as there are no downscaling by the desktop. Also a lot of apps are now starting to take advantage of the native high res display so it is good.
orobin said:
Hello.
I would like know if nexus 10 can really use the high resolution mode with dedicated application ?
Or is it always upscaled ?
Example :
I connect my nexus 10 to my work PC ( it can render 2500x1600) with vnc, And have then Windows rendered
In 2500x1600 ?
Thanks
Olivier
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Yes you can, I connect to my office server at 2560x1504. This is the correct resolution not x1600 as you need to minus out top and bottom pixel.
It does render it at 2560*1600 on my U3011 screen when using TeamViewer, so it's using it alright.
Status/navbar takes up some space though unless you go into fullscreen.
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Upscaled? Only videos and pictures are upscaled if they don't have a high resolution version (speciall websiteS). Everything else is rendered beautifully at HiDPI or rendered at its original dpi. (small fonts)
And most everything upscales very nicely.. What's funny is some of the most well funded apps are the absolute worst at up-scaling.
I'm looking at you Zuckerberg.. Get this Facebook apps crap together. It looks like I installed Compuserve on my tablet when I use your app.
/because he reads here and such..
/or not
hello
I am considering switching from ios iphone to android myself
Already bought a note 4 for my wife and used smartswitch (on my mac )to transfer data from her iphone to her new note 4.
It went pretty well, but some pictures were not in the right "timeline" in samsung gallery app and all her videos from her iphone got the same date as kies import date.
We both use apple camera roll to browse through our pictures and videos we have taken ourself and would like the same in the gallery app sorted by date and time the picture and video was created on the iphone
can you direct me to a solution ?
thanks alot
Get windows 7, 8, 10 or any version of Windows on your Android phone using teamviewer. Teamviewer is a software that helps to remotely control your PC by using an Android phone. So on this way you can get any version of Windows on your Android phone and also you can remotely control your PC.
You can also watch my video about it!
Teamviewer For Android- https://goo.gl/tD5cmz
Teamviewer For pc- https://goo.gl/OuwDnN
This phone is great and so is the camera. I spent couple of hours trying things out and I'm very impressed. I like the video stabilization and the zoom quality while recording. Coming from S10e with crowded controls on smaller screen, this one is much better to operate. However, a gimbal would be a nice addition to video stabilization to avoid any 'jerkiness', it is still a phone after all.
Now, I stumbled upon something I cannot explain: I stored part of today's vids and pictures on internal storage and other part part on external microSD to see later on the differences in files transfer speed between UFS3.0 and the ordinary SD. I created two separate folders on my desktop for each. The pics from the internal storage opened w/o problems but the videos wouldn't(Windows10) telling me that I need additional HEVC codex from Microsoft store for .99 cents.
But my desktop's default player is VLC and when I opened the folder with vids & pics files that came from external microSD the videos started right away.
I had the same settings on the phone for either storage(both HEVC) so, what do you think of that? Well, I'll investigate it later.
edited I moved all videos from one desktop folder to another and I can play the videos that wouldn't play initially.
Re:#4 - What kind of wasp is that? Took it with about X5 zoom.
I have HEVC codec installed as part of standard Win 10 installation, but maybe due to licensing fees it is provided by computer manufacturer instead of MS(check under settings/apps&features/HEVC Video Extension)? But VLC or MPC should come with own major codecs installed and work fine even without Win10 codecs. BTW Win 10 is messed up and does a lot of strange things (for example use different program to open a file than set in preferences).
Am gonna be looking into that. I don't mind using VLC at all. I built this computer by myself few years ago as Windows 7Pro(Asus Z-97 mobo,Intel Core i5 4690K) and just recently installed Windows 10Pro for free. Funny, because I paid only $99 back then for the Windows 7Pro installation disk and now I just followed up on some article I've read somewhere on the web, how to get Windows 10 - uh, here it is: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/#34de222e-6944-44aa-8f45-8e96988880a4
and I downloaded that Win 10 Pro installation from there. I didn't need the .iso files, I just ran the disk as DVD and it installed over the whole OS with my old id # valid for 10Pro. Sooner or later everyone will have make the switch.
I actually like Windows 10 after rather heavy hand personalization, getting rid of many things I didn't like.
Sure, after you disable automatic updates (they fail on my computer every single time), disable all the tracking, spying and advertising (programs get installed on your computer without your knowledge), fix Windows search function (for example you search for some file on your computer and you get random advertising suggestion from web totally unrelated to your search query as the answer), get rid of metro apps since some don't work (I had picture viewer unable to open standard jpeg file for example), don't turn on ransomware protection (will break some of your programs) and do some other tweaks, Win10 can actually work reasonably well. At least you don't have to break into your own computer to make those changes, like getting root access on Android. BTW to play video files I prefer MPC over VLC (have both) and don't use Windows Media Player which could start dropping frames on 4k video even with fast CPU.
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A few taken yesterday. Night Mode is good but it does take ages to take an image .
I really like the wide angle. Been difficult not to. The pictures are super saturated but I kinda like that. The steady cam feature is incredible. I shot something driving in a pick up truck through rutted roads and it came out gorgeous.