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Not all smartphones are able to continuously display parts of pictures at 60 fps (at least, not at a constant 60 fps), and in any smartphone that would result i
by gbl08ma 13y ago
Not all smartphones are able to continuously display parts of pictures at 60 fps (at least, not at a constant 60 fps), and in any smartphone that would result in very increased battery drain (and increased heat) when displaying pictures.
Assuming everything worked as described, people could always take video screenshots, or record the screen with a camera (30+ fps is very common these days).
- thatthatis 13y agoWould the battery use be much worse than playing video?
- gbl08ma 13y agoIf one takes into account the fact that most smartphones have video coprocessors that speed up video decoding a lot (while reducing the battery usage), but which aren't quite appropriate to display that kind of "image puzzle" (that would be more in the GPU/CPU 2D acceleration field), unless the "puzzle" is comes encoded as a video, I would say the battery would be more drained than when playing video, yes.