If you set 24Hz as the minimum hz in the default settings, it's the phone's native adaptive algorithm that's working.Sorry for the wrong thread posting - thought it was a global one...
Haven't found this in FAQ. I've set an adaptive profile with default 24 Hz min freq. Streaming app I use still falls down to unacceptable 10 Hz on some old bw movies. Does it mean that S22 ignores exact value or min Hz array could be either 24 or 10 and one should set min value a little higher (how much?) not to fall into the lowest Hz range?
Currently I've set system scenario to set standard refresh mode for this app and it works, so maybe I should try to set lower limit down to 30 Hz to see if it would work as well.If you set 24Hz as the minimum hz in the default settings, it's the phone's native adaptive algorithm that's working.
You said old movies, seems to me that these movies are of low FPS with 10Hz as the closes compatible refresh rate.
Could also be a problem on the streaming app.
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Ah OK didn't realise that. Sorry hope I didn't come across too rude, just frustrated was all.I respect your opinion. But it's not that easy. Basically this feature is just exploiting a bug on the system and that bug was already patched.