You can use MXPlayer or DicePlayer.

Hmmm... I use iPhone charger to charge my phone.
It took 3hours and 25minute from 10% to 100%..
This means iPhone charger took longer time charge compare to samsung charger

This post has been edited by KKW: Dec 5 2011, 10:27 PM

Nope not this.

Look at the attachment.. I use camera to capture comparing Note, S2 and my Desktop. Granted this is not a HDrip which is more obvious.

On the Note, it looks like it try to retain more details by overall "brighten" the entire video creating slightly washed colors.. but this is still ok.

the problem is the total sharp black cutoff which resulted in patches of black zone.. and these patches are not still.. they constantly move, shift sizes and blink when the object moves or the dark area change intensity..

on the s2, while u can say mostly all the details are killed by the darkness.. but overall is a more linear gradual from bright to dark. you won't feel there is a "problem"..

This post has been edited by exshige: Dec 5 2011, 10:41 PM


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I used my old HP handphone charger. Took 2 hours 30 minutes to charge from 11% to 100%

default player also can play srt ..
so far, i think qq player can play mkv with subs built-in ..

"app 2 sd" can move some apps to micro sd rite ??..

This post has been edited by naga_jahat: Dec 5 2011, 10:41 PM

haiya... 1 week very fast nowadays laa... no worries...

Hmm come to think of it....i too hv artifacts like that even with a probably ripped 720p toy story 3...the strange thing is that i do not see the artifacts during the end credits which was totally black...

yes.. even 720p MKV also has it.. lesser but sure noticeable..

the reason u don't see it at the credit is because the background is like u said.. total blackness..

i think the problems is when u have a few level of blackness on the screen.

Perhaps you were using diceplaye whereby it uses the gpu rather than cpu to display the image...would that be taken into consideration in this case?

This post has been edited by zad78: Dec 5 2011, 11:04 PM

Pls PM me good movie link...thanks...wanna watch...on note but cant find...
Btw matte sp no good at night....daytime ok...

This post has been edited by razin: Dec 5 2011, 11:03 PM

DNA class 10 16GB working flawlessly in Note? got offer rm90 for that mcroSD, is that the cheapest price arround here?

Angrybirds now join venture with Galaxy Note: http://note.angrybirds.com/

The resolution/bitrate of this video clip you using? The video clip is the constant in this case, and the variables are the different screens shown by the images you quoted.

Let's say the video clip's resolution is 1280x720. On the S2, it is downsampled, from a higher resolution source (1280 x 720) to a lower resolution screen (800 x 480). When your source content resolution is better than the screen it is used to display, the result is always pleasing, you would expect lesser details, since the display is only capable of showing it at a lower resolution. On your Note, it is either being unconverted ( 1280 x 720 to 1280 x 800 ) or maintained at the screen resolution of the Note (1280 x 800), therefore retaining video detail. But video detail retained can either be shown as the right pixel information IF and ONLY IF the resolution the video clip is in be matched with sufficiently HIGH enough nitrate to maintain image detail and clarity. In this case, since the Note's Android OS architecture only supports file size of 4GB or smaller, you have to set a low enough bitrate to fit into a 4GB file size. Hence low enough bitrate and therefore restricted pixel information and image detail, to show macro blocking due to low bitrate.

You don't see it much on the S2 because the smaller screen size and screen resolution, artificially masks the macro blocking, or showing them as a more "gradual" banding. Compare that to the Note's 5.3" screen with higher resolution, but still having to play with the same 4GB file size restriction of the Android OS, you're stuck with the same low bitrate you can play around with the S2, but having to display it on a bigger screen, hence making those macro blocks more apparent. Similar to blowing up a snapped photo to pixel-peep.

So which would you rather have? A smaller sized screen but lower resolution giving you a more "forgiving" picture because flaws aren't readily apparent, or a larger sized screen but higher resolution, showing you more of the flaws because it's more apparent due to the limited bitrate to fit into the 4GB file size?

Isn't that better? I don't want to hunt around for patches of black macro blocks or color banding while watching my movies, so HW acceleration by GPU is more desirable.

This post has been edited by stringfellow: Dec 5 2011, 11:38 PM

I wonder anyone watch this video or not
which is angry birds with note

cheers

Greetings...
just got it from bro alieamin few hours ago...

I've a question to all male owners of note. How do you guys overcome the size of this phone into your pockets? @@"

anyone interested to get extra Flip case Black can be getting from PJ ss14 Digitallmall area SEP.

only RM100 selling as lose pack.

Fits in my back jeans pocket and the front pocket as well. Nothing to overcome. I don't wear skinny jeans, nor do I wear baggy rapper jeans. Normal Levi's jeans.

It is correct that app2sd manage to move some of the apps to the external storage (Micro SD), but what i actually want is to move them to the USB storage (internal) instead of the Micro SD (external).

This post has been edited by nick_vll: Dec 6 2011, 12:28 AM

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