Series and films on SmartTV not in full screen? Ro RouterNappy
Mirror mobile screen on TV? sa sawyerCraig240
I have the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and as everyone knows, the best smartphone displays come from Samsung. With a display like the S20 Ultra, it is definitely a good idea to watch a lot of films and series. Now I unfortunately noticed that when I watch Netflix films, my screen is not fully used. So the quality just doesn't look perfect despite the highest settings. I know my screen can do more, but Netflix seems to be reducing overall smartphone quality, which I think is a shame. For example, I notice that only a few black tones are shown (so I can't really use the OLED display at all). The colors and contrasts are far from HDR. The maximum resolution is only up to Full HD. My cell phone supports WQHD + and HDR. Now I wanted to ask if I could watch movies on my mobile phone in any other way and download them best.
And another little question:
Should I watch films with 60hz and WQHD + or with 120hz and FHD +?
Buy the films individually via a portal of your choice in WQHD quality, download them and you can use your screen.
At netflix you need the premium subscription to watch the films in UHD
Which portal. With Netflix e.g. If it is not supported!
I have that. You can only watch UHD films on TV. Unfortunately, this is not possible on smartphones…
Netflix is not a portal where you can buy films…
That would be e.g. Videoload or similar
You can change the resolution both in the account and directly via the app. However, if you do it in the app, this only applies to mobile data, not in a Wi-Fi network
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In addition, I read that Netflix and Co have partially reduced the data volume (and thus the resolution) at the moment in order to relieve the network.
Can you maybe write me a few more names from good portals that support WQHD and HDR (of course they should be compatible with a cell phone and downloads should also be possible)?
I know that, but even with the best settings, not everything is supported on smartphone devices, e.g. WQHD, HDR and general OLED standards!
Unfortunately I have to keep working, but Google can answer this question quite well
Netflix does not support 1440p playback, even if 4k / UHD is supported. You will be able to watch at a maximum of 1080p.
The 120Hz setting will be of little use to you, since the films / series were recorded at 60 fps. 24-30 fps should be the rule.
The series / film must also be HDR compatible for HDR playback.
