ExploringFate

You should probably mention:
- Which phone are your talking about?
- Which Android version are you talking about?
- Which version(s) of the WebView are you talking about?
 
(Also, your text is hard to read on dark theme, you should usually not mess with the font color)

great video btw, I also watched it today. Linus was talking about his personal gaming set up on the last wan show and has some videos about it where he uses a fiber thunderbolt cable, and was having some issues with the fragile connector.
He also used it on a VR project that used a single fiber cable connected to the PC.

The whole 100ft USB cable thing is going to be about the same most likely.

- Thread locked. Status Update material.

I love DIY Perks. He makes great content.

Massive project! Nicely done.

Your threads were merged and moved.

You need to remove your current driver to install DCH driver i think.

Interesting. I wonder has anyone else seen this and what are your thoughts?
 
 
 
 

Interesting. I wonder has anyone else seen this and what are your thoughts?
 
 
 
 

This is new, interesting, and not discussed at length everywhere. 

Why not 0:01? or even -0.01

? I lost it at at 0:24

100/0.5

Pretty nice, made me remember some stuff I forgot about actually (like the Verge PC, managed to block that one out but here it comes again)

10/10.

True not all systems and people are the same and there are various factors that can play into this. And unless it is a controlled observation using the same material and method it could be a multitude of factors which I failed to do. I hadn't put full thought into it.

Hi, I'm not sure that I understand the question, so I'm going to make some statements and you could later comment whether I am crazy or not, ok?
 
as @GoldenLag said, you can definitely playback 8K on a system regardless of the display capabilities of said system. Example playing back 8K content and but viewing it on a 720p display/window.
 
If you are talking about how or why 8K to 4K downsampling could yield better perceived results, well, to answer that you can take a psychometric approach, the specific physiology of the eye and how it perceived changes in motion, contrast at a distance, etc, or you could take a more "quanty" approach, I suggest checking out Nyquist theorem, but in any case you would have to take into account all the processing or transformation steps of the images, like you mentioned briefly, what kind of compression are we applying? what are the dithering effects that we could expect from our specific system, etc.
 
I actually edited twice because OP likes the answer

@ExploringFate i dont know the detail in OS's, but as far as i know Android is limited to display resolution whereas Win 10 isnt. There might be other limitation that i dont know

As an example, i can play 4K content on my 720p laptop. The display is still showing 720p, but it is downsampling from 2160p.
 
Was that you were asking for? Or am i missing the point?

You can watch content of any resolution on any screen, it will just be downscaled to fit on the screen.

It is still viewed as 4K content on the display, but it is downsampled from 8K to 4K. A grid of 2x2 pixels get avaraged to 1 pixel. It will therefore look slightly better than the 4K content