I tried playing a file with these specs
https://pastebin.com/F21K3Ei7
Streaming + using:
- nPlayer (paid), last version
- The iPAD PRO 10.5
- iOS 10.3.2
And couldn't help but notice slowdown in a specific scene, audio and image out of sync... it really looked like either iOS or the player couldn't handle the content as being too heavy.
The funny thing is that I can stream Blu-rays (lossless, Matroska files) with the same player and despite the "loading" I get in this scenario (since 30-40 GB files are huge) I never had the same issue.
Which raises the question: is this due to the HEVC codec (and my only alternative is to use iOS 11)? Is this happening only due to iOS 10 or there is another reason for it?
Edit: this question was answered by this thread:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/a10-chip-for-4k-playback.2140416/
https://pastebin.com/F21K3Ei7
Streaming + using:
- nPlayer (paid), last version
- The iPAD PRO 10.5
- iOS 10.3.2
And couldn't help but notice slowdown in a specific scene, audio and image out of sync... it really looked like either iOS or the player couldn't handle the content as being too heavy.
The funny thing is that I can stream Blu-rays (lossless, Matroska files) with the same player and despite the "loading" I get in this scenario (since 30-40 GB files are huge) I never had the same issue.
Which raises the question: is this due to the HEVC codec (and my only alternative is to use iOS 11)? Is this happening only due to iOS 10 or there is another reason for it?
Edit: this question was answered by this thread:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/a10-chip-for-4k-playback.2140416/
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