Where's our 720P

[Mostly Harmless]

I see that the DINC guys are getting an update to enable 720P recording. Considering we have similar hardware how come we didn't get an official update for 720P?

 

[uoY_redruM]

Cyn's new mod (well kind of new) has it enabled.

I refuse to root mine, for now at least, so it'd be nice for Google to get this on our Nexus....

 

[rlb4]

The root(720p) and stock video rates are only 20fps. Would be nice to get 720p at 30fps without root.

 

[BiGMERF]

that would def be nice

sent from a Cuban prison camp

 

[techdaring]

It's mean we must to rooted our phone ?

 

[CirkDroid]

Rooting is easy, and not harmful to your phone. I've rooted, installed a custom bootloader, experienced the displeasure of not liking a certain build, tried some others, and have even reverted back to stock firmware. (still unlocked now of course, but back to the stock recovery image and stock firmware)

Why am I saying this? You shouldn't have any fear of doing it. There's a reason why you bought this phone, and it's openness to doing this sort of thing is very likely one of them.

 

[grainysand]

Plus, now there's a way to root without unlocking the bootloader and therefore without voiding your warranty. Win-win!

 

[Mr Patchy Patch]

The root(720p) and stock video rates are only 20fps. Would be nice to get 720p at 30fps without root.

I couldn't agree with you more! I feel the only thing im missing is 720p and 30fps with my Nexus. If Google could somehow give us an update to enable that I swear I would probably never switch my phone for anything else as I am like married to my Nexus.
Please Google, drop that bombshell and release an update for that feature and the Nexus will be untouchable (imo anyways)

 

[Mr Patchy Patch]

Rooting is easy, and not harmful to your phone. I've rooted, installed a custom bootloader, experienced the displeasure of not liking a certain build, tried some others, and have even reverted back to stock firmware. (still unlocked now of course, but back to the stock recovery image and stock firmware)

Why am I saying this? You shouldn't have any fear of doing it. There's a reason why you bought this phone, and it's openness to doing this sort of thing is very likely one of them.

You know, im actually not scared of doing many things...ill try most things once and twice if I like it lol. But when it comes to a phone that I dished out over $600 for that I absolutly love, Im a chicken when it comes to rooting. Id let someone do it for me, but I dont think there is a way in hell ill actually take the leap and try it myself. The last thing I need is to brick my Nexus...and lemme tell ya, thats just my luck.

 

[Viralmind]

Plus, now there's a way to root without unlocking the bootloader and therefore without voiding your warranty. Win-win!

this: [Tutorial] Root FRF85B/FRF83/FRF72 (T-Mo/AT&T) Without Unlocking (100% Confirmed) - xda-developers

?

 

[grainysand]

Yeah, that's the one.

I don't get this fear of rooting. It's a simple process, and bricking an N1 is pretty difficult.

 

[Viralmind]

hopefully when i get my phone back from HTC they will have relocked it and i can unlock it that way.