I'm not really sure, to be honest. Best bet would be to find out the resolution is it capturing video at.
Record a small video, place it on your PC and check the resolution that way?
I wasn't one of the people who was asking about 720p. Sorry.
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I'm not really sure, to be honest. Best bet would be to find out the resolution is it capturing video at.
Record a small video, place it on your PC and check the resolution that way?
I wasn't one of the people who was asking about 720p. Sorry.
If there is no way to find out within the phone, try recording at the highest setting than transfer the phone to a computer and check the file's properties for resolution, or even load it into the a video editing software to double check the resolution.
Now I'll repost my post form above for the poster above:
If anyone doubts him, you should doubt him much less. Check the first page, someone asked him to take a picture of a a pop can, Nexus one and a tv remote. He did so at 6:13, go back to the first page. Worst case scenario, he had temporary access to the phone, all he said would still be valid.
If I put my tin foil hat on, there is still a minor possibility that he has a 2nd membership here and he prepared a photo shopped picture in advance and then conveniently used his second account to ask himself to post proof by requesting the items to be in the picture which he had faked in advance. If you are buying into this theory, you don't need Nexus one info, you need to stop reading my post right now and take your medication.
Not directly answering the 720p and app questions invites doubt. But the man has a life and a wife. I think he is concerned about privacy of his source hence he is not posting the info he was asked for.
Unless his real name is Rick Astley, I say he still has forum creds.
Back to topic, here is a thread from AC, this guy says it does 720p:
So I held a Nexus One today... - Android Community Forums
AsItLies
Member
wait... are u sayin this phone gives u wood? man... I knew I needed to be fraid of u droidnauts !!
thnx for the info! amazing some people would think anyone actually want's to spend time doing what yer doing just to fool others... ya'll need psychiatric help ya know!
even after transfering it to a pc? try using different players and look for file info within the player's menu. vlc media player should do that, don't know about default media player.
On a side note, how can one tell if the upcoming phone is good?
When a chat room is more appropriate for discussions than a forum.
After selecting Wallpapers you have 3 options
- Live Wallpaper: There are 10 animated wallpapers as per my earlier post
- Photographs: You can select your own
- Wallpaper Gallery: 25 different images
Also, there is no "x" to close out and no star for bookmarking the wallpapers....are you referring to contacts?
mcbtrain929
Android Expert
Caddyman proved on the 1st page of this thread that the whole "user name and date" picture can be photoshopped, so who cares? If you need 9 different types of proof from him to believe he's legit, then stop reading this thread.
When I tun on the camera mode and switch to video you go right in to landscape mode. There is a slider on the left side that you can pull out. When you do that you have onky 4 options
- Video Quality: When you select this your options are Low (for MMS messages) and High (for SD card)
- Video duration: You can set to only 3 options. 30 seconds (for mms), 10 minutes, and 30 minutes. Default is 10 minutes.
- White balance (same as photos)
- Color effect (same as photos)
mcbtrain929
Android Expert
*cough* post a video *cough* 
kabbie_mcfeely
Android Enthusiast
If I missed your your post about it, I am sorry. I do have a question.
Do you have an N1 also ???
If yes, lets see some pics, with a piece of paper with "Bobs your uncle" written on it.
If you can't get the resolution info, just transfer the video to a pc and check for properties. Since it's mp4, all media players should give you the detailed info.
mcbtrain929
Android Expert
thanks for your help and input in this thread, too, H!
mcbtrain929
Android Expert
he can answer too, but i believe he had one a few days ago, but no longer has it.
Thanks just did it. So I shot 20 seconds and got the following:
File Size: 4.93 MB
Duration: 00:20
Frame Rate: 24 fps
Bit rate: 2.00000 Mbps
Format: video/MP4V-ES
Date taken: 12/28/09 11:02PM
So I'm assuming the format is where it would have said HD or 720p....right? If so then there is your answer...no 720p.
kabbie_mcfeely
Android Enthusiast
I thought about that but it sounded like he had it in his hand.
That would suck to have one then taken away.
Transfer the file to a computer and check properties there or in a media player. With a high compression at 2.000000 Mbps bit rate it still might be.
While I wait for 3rd geer to shift, a bit of speculation: When I worked with movies on the pc, 480p movies (albeit compressed) roughly took up ~7-8 MB per minute. There are many, many factors it depends on but it was a guideline I had to estimate. It's a possibility, according to the length, frame rate and size of the file that it's indeed 720p.
No luck...still the same basic information. Check the image which is a screenshot of the get info on the video.
Also......ever since I started using this on wifi I think...THINK that it's actually taking down my airport signal. Literally every 10-15 minutes I keep losing a connection....I may have to call Apple tomorrow to see what's up.