I don't understand why wanna do that when our phone and Internet are capable of? Please, OK?

No need wall of words here... Just use whichever you prefer and I will definitely stick to the highest resolution because my phone can.

okay, u may suit urself.

I have phones with HD+ and FHD+ screen resolution.

But I still can see pixelated pictures on both phones if the video is not 720p.

Same with me. What for we watch a video if we cannot see the eyes, nose and mouth of the actors and actresses clearly?

Their emotions on their faces are very important to me.

Thanks for the info.

But the websites that I watch movies do not have such option to choose from. They already fixed to whether is 720p or 1080p.

Me too.

This post has been edited by Khuan0813: May 27 2020, 01:13 PM

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That's odd. I don't have that problem with my past and present Android mobile devices - mostly low-end to mid-end ones, ie no problem streaming 360p videos with Internet download speed of at least 1Mbps. Maybe it's because you are using too high-end Android phones that do not support the streaming of low quality SD/480p/360p videos, ie can only smoothly stream HD/720p or above videos.
....... So, you should stick to streaming 720p or above videos, as per your Android device's built-in preference and your own personal preference.

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https://recoverit.wondershare.com/video-rep...on-android.html - How to fix pixelated videos on android - March 10, 2020

''''''' 480p provides a good viewing experience in mobile phones and other handheld devices. However, as the screen size increases, the resolution should also be increased. That is because for a tiny screen, the pixel density of 480p is enough. However, as the screen gets bigger, more pixel density is required for clearer images. So, in a 32” TV, 480p video will be blurry and 720p would be the best choice of video watching. '''''''
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This post has been edited by lurkingaround: May 27 2020, 04:42 PM

Can we end this topic here? No, we don't need to limit ourselves because Digi doesn't restrict us and we have unlimited data. No thanks to strain our eyes and make our smartphone less smarter. And no, we don't need to make ourselves miserable to view things which we don't like. Our phone is capable and up to us to use whichever resolution we like. You like 360p, that's your problem, your telco limits you, that's your problem too. End of the story.

Lol I thought I salah masuk thread

I agree that why should anyone views a video quality less than 1080p quality if that is available unless you need to save on data. 360p just doesn’t cut it anymore in 2020

May I know what's the difference between a staff and a moderator?

The staff said we should end the discussion but you still continue the discussion?

Staff is of course one post higher than moderator.

fruitie wanted to end the discussion because she saw no point of the discussion to limit our viewing experience since Digi Infinite does not impose any limit to your video viewing experience. Whilst I merely echoed the general sentiment that why limit our video viewing experience is a subpar video quality. I wasn’t trying to carry on with the discussion. Perhaps the picture is clearer to you now. I didn’t have to reply here had you not asked such a question here, so here we are, have to go off-topic again. Hope this solves your curiosity. Oh, perhaps we really need to avoid going off-topic now

I will jump ship soon, i have tried unifi air today and to my surprise it performs better than the digi which is more expensive. My location is not within the unifi air 4g lte area but i can reach 20mbps average. My digi can reach 50mbps but for some reason i will get longer buffering on streaming compare to unifi air

Nice, what modem are you using for unifi air? sorry offtopic

You're gonna be filled with regrets.

TM gave me a trial run after various complaints I've made for not extending their fibre coverage. "Interim" solution my ass, still no signs of expanding till today. And somehow their live chat is complicated as it took me more than 3 times to cancel the package. Not to mention the account was sending SMSes for no reason asking for payment.

As usual, only band 5 accessible, coverage is surprisingly limited, speeds are horribly inconsistent during peak hours, only pro I could actually give it was there is no throttling for torrents.

Hands down the i150 suited my needs with consistent >100 Mbps download speeds and the coverage is top notch in my area.

Im using TP-LINK MR6400 with some help from windsurfer antenna. The result 20mbps average, even though im not in the lte area

Yup i wont change to unifi air if im in your shoes, my situation might a bit different from others. My modem always lock to band 40 and im having full intrnet speed as advertised.

Windsurfer antenna? Where to buy?

Its a diy antenna booster, you can google it

Ah I see, to boost WiFi range

Not to boost wifi range but to boost receiving signal

You mean receiving signal from telco tower?

A telco can never reign supreme everywhere, we use what's the best for ourself, and other people experiences may significantly be different to ours.
Digi is the worst telco in my location while other telcos are very noticeably better.