The Darkness
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I concur. Sadly I signed up for the year deal, and really their content offering is seriously lacking.I stopped my subscription because of bad experience plus no real new shows.
I concur. Sadly I signed up for the year deal, and really their content offering is seriously lacking.I stopped my subscription because of bad experience plus no real new shows.
I actually don't mind the content .I concur. Sadly I signed up for the year deal, and really their content offering is seriously lacking.
Been watching it again with the family - kak funny still.
you cant fix bad software developers.Just cancel it , as they never going to fix all the issues.Anybody have issues with brightness while using Disney+ on their phone?
Using S22 and can't control brightness from the pull down menu. Max brightness control on the app seems to supersede system brightness controls and it's so dim I can hardly see anything. Any ideas how to fix?
you cant fix bad software developers.Just cancel it , as they never going to fix all the issues.
No issues my side. One of my kids has been streaming Iron Man with no issues. Same with anything we stream (miniPC using Windows 11 on a 50Mbps line).
Netflix also does this,but they have an in-app brightness slider which I useAnybody have issues with brightness while using Disney+ on their phone?
Using S22 and can't control brightness from the pull down menu. Max brightness control on the app seems to supersede system brightness controls and it's so dim I can hardly see anything. Any ideas how to fix?
That's an HDR issue, maybe watch content in SDR then you should be able to adjust the brightness
Hoping it stays that way.You lucky
lower your display resolution?-A better way of doing this would be to set it by using a Bixby routine so that your display would lower the res. when the Disney + app is opened and return to the max res. when the app is closed.Any ideas how to change to SDR on mobile?
lower your display resolution?-A better way of doing this would be to set it by using a Bixby routine so that your display would lower the res. when the Disney + app is opened and return to the max res. when the app is closed.