Pixel 4, Pixel 4 XL Were Supposed to Get 4K 60FPS Video Recording but Google Pulled the Option Before Release
https://wccftech.com/pixel-4-video-recording-4k-60fps-removed/
While Google’s latest flagships might have impressive photography prowess, they don’t offer one thing that most other premium smartphones on the market feature. We are talking about the fact that Pixel 4 video recording is limited to 4K 30FPS and apparently, this was a last-minute decision on Google’s part.
According to XDA’s Mishaal Rahman, he stumbled upon code that shows that Google had enabled 4K 60FPS video shooting on the fourth-generation Pixel smartphones initially. However, the changes were later reverted and the code snippets do not have any comments which can explain this decision regarding the Pixel 4 video recording.
Pixel 4, Pixel 4 XL Were Supposed to Get 4K 60FPS Video Recording but Google Pulled the Option Before Release
Oct 25, 2019, 4:31pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/pixel-4-video-recording-4k-60fps-removed/
> While Google’s latest flagships might have impressive photography prowess, they don’t offer one thing that most other premium smartphones on the market feature. We are talking about the fact that Pixel 4 video recording is limited to 4K 30FPS and apparently, this was a last-minute decision on Google’s part.
> According to XDA’s Mishaal Rahman, he stumbled upon code that shows that Google had enabled 4K 60FPS video shooting on the fourth-generation Pixel smartphones initially. However, the changes were later reverted and the code snippets do not have any comments which can explain this decision regarding the Pixel 4 video recording.