Is there a frame rate limit when the Xiaomi Pad 6 outputs external video?
The Xiaomi Pad 6 has a frame rate limit when outputting external video. Specifically, when the tablet is outputting external video, the frame rate limit mainly depends on the video output device, video playback device, connection method and video source.
1. Wired screen mirroring (Type-C to HDMI/DP):
When the tablet is connected to an external monitor via a wired docking station, the frame rate is limited to 60Hz by default. If the monitor supports a higher refresh rate, such as 120Hz or higher, the refresh rate of the tablet can be adjusted to the 144Hz through settings;
Friendly tips:
You can open the [Settings] APP on your tablet, tap [Display & brightness], and select the [Refresh rate] to set it to 90Hz or 144Hz.
2. Wireless screen mirroring (Miracast and other protocols):
Wireless screen mirroring is limited by transmission bandwidth, and the frame rate will drop to 30Hz, resulting in noticeable image delay and stuttering.
1. Wired screen mirroring (Type-C to HDMI/DP):
When the tablet is connected to an external monitor via a wired docking station, the frame rate is limited to 60Hz by default. If the monitor supports a higher refresh rate, such as 120Hz or higher, the refresh rate of the tablet can be adjusted to the 144Hz through settings;
Friendly tips:
You can open the [Settings] APP on your tablet, tap [Display & brightness], and select the [Refresh rate] to set it to 90Hz or 144Hz.
2. Wireless screen mirroring (Miracast and other protocols):
Wireless screen mirroring is limited by transmission bandwidth, and the frame rate will drop to 30Hz, resulting in noticeable image delay and stuttering.
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