Ok people, lets talk video quality with tv out cables...
Ive got one day left to test this phone before giving it back, and honestly, one of the biggest things keeping me on is the idea that I can bring my movies anywhere, even with orb, then watch them on a tv.
So if I buy the TV out cables, am I gonna be looking at like 10fps or anything? Is there a limitation as to what I can put on the screen once I load it? Basically, is there a catch? |
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Depends on the size of the screen you output to. TBH, it's not too great a quality, especially on larger screens with higher rez, since the image gets stretched and becomes fuzzy.
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Ok, so lets say I just want to put it on a standard 4:3 analog tv. Even still, am I looking at fluid video or what?
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Yes, As long as you use the right codecs. IMO there is no difference between having it displayed on the tv or not. It still works quite well.
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From a performance perspective, it is about the same on the TV as it is on the phone. There might be a slight difference, but I can't tell. The place I can tell is the image quality. It's not bad, but it is not great. It is only composite out, so it will be the same quality as composite out of your computer.
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What about svideo out or vga out? Do either of those exist?
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Uhm, on video out I noticed a fair performance drop, as did others.
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What about Powerpoints? Do they appear crisp as they would on the computer?
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Is there ANYWAY at ALL to get smooth video without blue flicker or half the frame rate!?
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I use Orb with TCPMP and get very close to VCR quality - not as good as upconverted DVD, but good enough to watch.
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very close to vcr quality!? That sounds horrible! I was looking forward to bringing my movies to my friends houses and stuff. Although, that's orb. That's from the internet, so close to vcr quality might not be so bad considering it's not a file on your phone.
What about loading a file with TCPMP? What's the quality then? Also, where can I find a working version of TCPMP for the touch pro? I've heard people talking about issues with that and the touch pro. LAST DAY FOR ME TO DECIDE TO STAY AND I'M FREAKING OUT! |
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Do you have a PMP to compare to? I have an Archos 605 and it's video quality is far superior to this phone's via TV Out.
Though I love the TV Out feature as a toy. I use Coreplayer with the direct draw setting. You don't get the blue flicker, but the video might be slower if your file is too big. Also - on TV Out, blocking in dark scenes is much more obvious due to Coreplayer's inability. If you look closely at your phone you can see what I'm talking about. This was obvious while watching a downloaded preview of "The Dark Knight". That said, Coreplayer's next update (not released) supposedly already has a fix for the blue flicker. Also - I watched Hellboy and another movie, both 700 meg downloads via TV out and the current "direct draw" and they looked great. Certainly better than VHS, but well below DVD or even PMP standards. The image is slightly washed out, not too clear. |
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Does it feel like you're watching a bootleg, still-in-theater copy or something? Hows the audio?
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The volume issue doesn't exist for all programs. I played some emulators on TV Out and the volume was great. Also - I should reiterate that loss in image quality is a lot more obvious on an HDTV. On my 27" SDTV it was definitely watchable. |
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Guys, keep in mind that the Touch Pro was designed for buisness like people. It's a buisness phone not a real media player. The TV out wasn't ment to watch movie theater movies on your TV. It was ment for presentations of powerpoint and/or generic videos. The fact that you can watch movies is just a plus but you can't expect it to do it well.
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audio out seems to have pretty good quality
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I just know when I get this cable and hook it up to show bad video quality, it'll be just one more reason for my dad to make fun of me for spending so much on a phone and data plan.
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hey chronster, check this out: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=eyekFFgK75E
it's a vid of slingbox using video out and it looks pretty good to me (at least the best u would hope for)... and that's something being streamed,so i'd imagine video on ur device would look even better. edit: i also heard sprintTV doesn't work at all with the cables.. not sure if it's true, but i saw a vid of someone saying it |
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I think the video out is a good feature. You just need to keep in mind that it's standard definition over composite coming from a cell phone.
I ordered an extra video-out cable if any one is interested PM me. |
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