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03-11-2023
08:50 PM
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The video's color is definitely more accurate with HDR on, however it doesn't automatically adjust the brightness according to the contents brightness meaning that if the device is set to 50% brightness the max brightness would still be 50% hence why watching HDR content with great highlights doesn't do anything. This also means that if the brightness set to max brightness, darker parts would not really be a dark. This is occurring on my Galaxy Tab S7 +. Not sure if it's the softest problem or the apps problem.
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03-16-2023 09:53 AM (Last edited 03-16-2023 11:25 AM ) in
TabletsYouTube has been like that for a while (years) . Netflix works. You need to complain to the YouTube app developers.
Bill
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Galaxy Fold 6 512g(VZW), Galaxy Book (original, VZW), Tab S8 Ultra, Tab S4, Galaxy Watch7Ultra(VZW),Galaxy Watch6Classic 47mm(VZW), M8 Smart Monitor, NEO 55" QN90D TV, Buds Pro
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03-16-2023 09:53 AM (Last edited 03-16-2023 11:25 AM ) in
TabletsYouTube has been like that for a while (years) . Netflix works. You need to complain to the YouTube app developers.
Bill
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Galaxy Fold 6 512g(VZW), Galaxy Book (original, VZW), Tab S8 Ultra, Tab S4, Galaxy Watch7Ultra(VZW),Galaxy Watch6Classic 47mm(VZW), M8 Smart Monitor, NEO 55" QN90D TV, Buds Pro