I remembered you because meanwhile I found out that YES you can switch off the video stabilization. You have to go into Pro Mode, select video instead of foto.Flashed Mi 11 Ultra from China ROM (miui 13) to Xiaomi.eu (miui 13 stable).
Comparing between the China ROM and the stable .EU version:
The positives:
1) Notifications without delay (China ROM had delays of several hours)
The cons:
1) 4k 60fps video mode has stutter in first couple of seconds. (none on the China ROM)
2) Video Stabilization option is no more - it's always on
3) Video stabilization is pretty bad (was much better on the China ROM)
4) 4k 60fps video mode has a noticeable delay/optimisation/correction/slide when panning the camera and then stopping it, the camera carries on sliding until it stops by itself - it is as though the stabilisation is working to correct itself but it is noticeable and bad. (This was not the case with the China ROM)
Mi 11 Ultra stabilization issue.mp4
drive.google.com
i would revert back to the China ROM if i could but i have an issue. My China ROM came with MIUI 12.5..., i then updated it to MIUI 13. Then i flashed it to the .EU rom. Now i am not sure which China ROM i should go back to if i want to enable the lock on Bootloader.
thank you too much for fast replyTry this:
If you use your own melody, change it to system. Restart the phone.
Do this in info. about the SMS app, (not in the settings - sound).
fantap
Uninstall unnecessary third party app to edit notification sounds.
Erase SMS app data. (SMS will not be deleted).
Set the system sound for SMS by video.
Restart the phone.
What Theme are u using. I like it.I have this colour after update on Chrome,and Google FotoView attachment 42657
try to install fastboot drivers again.hi friends
funny thing, i did install the EU room
Then i went back to star_eea_global_images_V13.0.7.0.SKAEUXM
Now im trying to go back to EU room again and its telling me waiting for the device while im on fastboot
you mean QUALCOMM driverstry to install fastboot drivers again.
Dead pixels aren't supposed to be visible on screenshots, because the screenshot copies the pixels commanded by the GPU and video drivers, it captures the information before it reaches the display. It does not capture the physical state of the pixels from the display. Theoretically you can even capture a clear screenshot with a broken display or even without any display at allI just bought on eBay an Mi10 Ultra, the top one with 16 GB RAM and 512 GB ROM. It was on a MIUI 13 weekly ROM. On receipt I immediately turned it on into fastboot mode and flashed the latest MIUI 13 stable ROM. When checking in My Device I saw a small vertical line of dead pixels on the middle lower left running from the CPU info to the Android Version (photo attached). The seller had the phone in Dark Mode and you cannot see the dead pixels. But he said that they were not there when he was using the phone and tried to blame it on the stable ROM flashing, which I think is nonsense? Any comments/advice appreciated, I reset the phone to see if that did anything, but no. This top model is very difficult to find in the UK so I will keep it (and for £400 was reasonably priced), but those pesky pixels are annoying. I just switched to Dark Mode and so can't see them.
but remember...Fastbooting this ROM and using the update script (not the first install script) will keep all my data totally intact and functional and all my apps and etc. will still be there, right?
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