HTC ONE MUSIC PLAYLIST EXPORT 720P

On the other hand, all supported videos ran smooth up to 720p resolution, which is good for a single-core unit. Video codec support was decent, but the One V had issues with a few of the DivX files we threw at it.

There's a shortcut that lets you adjust screen brightness and another one to take screenshots of videos. The video playing interface on the HTC One V offers a view mode toggle (full screen or best fit) and you can scrub through videos. There's no dedicated video player app onboard the HTC One V, video files can be accessed in the All videos subfolder in the Gallery. Zooming in on a photo Quite decent video player The implementation here is extra smooth too.

You can zoom to 100% with a simple double tap on the screen. The HTC One V supports multi-touch and you can take full advantage of it while browsing your images. There are some basic editing tools - crop, rotate and effects (auto enhance, sepia, vintage, etc.). You can also mass delete images, but you can't copy/paste images across folders - you'd need a proper file manager for that. You can later go back and pick the keep or the one to be used as a thumbnail. Some photos have an icon indicating it's not a single photo but a burst shot instead. Once you pick one of the 'stacks' (each standing for a folder), you're presented with a grid of the photos inside. On the cloud side, you get Facebook, Flickr, Dropbox, Picasa or SkyDrive. You can choose to show/hide camera shots, All photos or All videos.ДЄ tap on the Albums dropdown lets you view local albums, albums on a network (DLNA) device or online albums. The app automatically locates images and videos, no matter where they are stored. The HTC gallery is a custom job, but stacks photos just like the vanilla Android gallery (it used to display a list of thumbnails). Gallery for both offline and online images

Htc one music playlist export