With the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, there is now a new Quick Video Capture feature. To use it, just press and hold the shutter button. You can also swipe the shutter button to the right to lock it in place and continue recording even when you lift your finger from the button. How to take a quick video on iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro
During yesterday's event, Apple said that the ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ could record up to ProRes 4K at 60 fps to external storage thanks to the new USB-C port. The code reveals that ProRes 2.8K at 60 Use Cinematic mode on your iPhone. If you're still seeing a black video and audio only is playing, try to edit the video, as shown here: Edit Cinematic mode videos on your iPhone. See if turning Cinematic mode off allows the video to be played. if so, edit again, turning it back on and see if that allows the video to be played as expected. Finally, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is simply an iPhone 11 Pro with a 6.5-inch, as opposed to a 5.8-inch, Super Retina XDR display. Because of the larger size, the iPhone 11 Pro Max uses a larger battery that delivers up to two additional hours of video playback -- 20 total hours for the iPhone Pro Max and 18 hours for the iPhone 11 Pro -- compared Lasts up to 4 hours longer than iPhone XS: Audio playback time (hours) 4: Up to 65: Video playback time (hours) 4: Up to 18: Video playback time, streamed (hours) 4: Up to 11: Charging: Via USB to computer system or power adapter: Wireless charging capable: Works with Qi chargers 5: Fast charging capable: Up to 50% charge in around 30 minutes The ‌iPhone 13‌ lasted for 19 hours for video playback, 15 hours for streaming video playback, and 75 hours for audio playback. The ‌iPhone 14‌ Pro lasts for up to 23 hours when watching Unfortunately, according to Apple’s ‘Tech Specs’ page of the iPhone 15 Pro Max, the latter lasts for 29, 25, and 95 hours in video playback, video playback when streaming, and audio playback Unplugged at 12PM yesterday and battery completely depleted at 4AM. The screen on time was about 6h45m. I got this screenshot after 5min of charging. Most of my activities are social media interacting, texting, making phone calls, web browsing and watching videos with speaker on. I listened to music and video chatted on AirPods for a while too. Set up a Mac to allow streaming from your iPhone. On a Mac, do one of the following: macOS 13 or later: Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click General in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.) Click AirDrop & Handoff on the right, then turn on AirPlay Receiver. macOS 12.5 or earlier: Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click 5k3Uxkf.
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