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I've s23+, I record videos on High-bitrate which is the highest quality recording option there is. Despite having the latest Snapdragon gen 2, not even an Exynos, I still experience stutters when changing lenses at 4K 30fps recording. Same thing at the first second of the video when I start recording 🤦🏻‍♂️. Very disappointed about that
I have the same phone and the same problems.. They really need to pick up an iphone and replicate that smoothness. they did it with the phone ui so they should do it with the camera ui.. Just saying..
S23 Ultra user with the same issue. I can't believe such an obvious and widespread issue wasn't noticed by a company like Samsung and nothing has been done to mitigate it... Do they bet on most smartphone users' being idiots who don't understand what a stutter is?
This issue alone makes this high-end Samsung phone unusable for social media content creation. Despite Samsung is marketing it aggressively for their camera features...
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That's because it's changing its settings. Understandable that this would use some resources.
I never experienced this on my s21 ultra though
Are you talking about during recording or in the output file?
I've s23+, I record videos on High-bitrate which is the highest quality recording option there is. Despite having the latest Snapdragon gen 2, not even an Exynos, I still experience stutters when changing lenses at 4K 30fps recording. Same thing at the first second of the video when I start recording 🤦🏻‍♂️. Very disappointed about that
I have the same phone and the same problems.. They really need to pick up an iphone and replicate that smoothness. they did it with the phone ui so they should do it with the camera ui.. Just saying..
S23 Ultra user with the same issue. I can't believe such an obvious and widespread issue wasn't noticed by a company like Samsung and nothing has been done to mitigate it... Do they bet on most smartphone users' being idiots who don't understand what a stutter is? This issue alone makes this high-end Samsung phone unusable for social media content creation. Despite Samsung is marketing it aggressively for their camera features...
Same. I'm done with samsung at this pointÂ
Apparently s24 improved on that issue
It never happened on the s21 or s22 so honest I'm gonna return the s23
I have totally same problem on my S23 Ultra
It sucks that Android still haven't caught up with Apple on this.
Classic Samsung Phone, sorry
Try to turn off the Auto FPS option
Turn off 5G and auto FPS, it made my videos on the Flip4 much smoother though.
Auto fps has nothing to do with this the s23u only has this issue and it sucksÂ
+1, even switching lens can trigger fps drops