Let's take a break from the new Redmi K30, the latest release from the homonymous brand. Let's go back to what his predecessor left us with his mouth open when he showed off pop-up room for the first time. Let's go back to the Redmi K20 / Pro not only because the release of the K30 in Europe has not yet been announced, and so there is to wait, but above all because a point has been put to a little problem that annoyed the usual users using streaming services. In particular, it was impossible to use Amazon Prime Video in HD because lacked authorization. Today, however, we have the support and the green light to be able to view content in high definition.
Support for Amazon Prime Video in HD for Redmi K20 / Pro is here
For the uninitiated, the formats Full HD and HD are available for all devices that have support Widevine L1, or the Google digital rights management system necessary to see in streaming from platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video or other similar services.
Indeed Redmi K20 / Pro it wasn't that it lacked this support so far. The problem was that the content provider had not authorized these devices to viewing in high definition formats. The consequence was therefore that although the smartphone could do it, Amazon Pamazon prime video redmi k20 / prorima Video in HD was not available.
Since September the device (or rather the devices) suffers from this lack but within poco time the problem was solved. To confirm this is a post on I Community Indian is suggests that the Support for HD videos is now active. Users of Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 pro users therefore will have to get the new features simply update the Amazon Prime Video app. Later it is necessary change the resolution settings. The author of the post also points out that to take advantage of this service, one is required good connection that keeps the required amount of data.
Small clarification: to do all this, it is smartphone must have the bootloader LOCKED. Then whoever has the UNLOCKED bootloader on Redmi K20 / Pro cannot access Amazon Prime Video in HD.
