Greetings, fellow users!
I noticed many custom ROMs for the K3 Note and A7000 Plus having issues with 1080p/720p quality not showing up in the Youtube app's menu. I experienced this myself when I installed Risma's Paranoid Android. Well I found the issue after trial and error.
The issue is because of the Youtube app determining 1080p/720p playback by model number. If the model number is invalid, Youtube disables 1080p and 720p by default.
To fix this, you need to use a root file manager like Root Explorer, Total Commander, ES File Explorer, etc. Navigate to /system and scroll down until you see build.prop. Save a copy of this first before modifying it.
After backing it up, open that file, and look for the following line that looks like this:
ro.product.model=(model number here)
Change its value to the model number of your phone. You can refer to the phone's packaging for its model number.
If you use a K50-T5, change the value to Lenovo K50-T5
If you use a K50a40, change it to Lenovo K50a40
If you use an A7000 Plus, change it to Lenovo A7000-a
...and so on and so forth.
The line should now look like this after editing (using K50-T5 as an example)
ro.product.model=Lenovo K50-T5
Save the file, and reboot your phone. Open the Youtube app and play a video and you should notice that 1080p and 720p are working again.
Remember to do this at your own risk. I am not responsible for any software/hardware damages that arise from not following the instructions carefully.
If this tutorial worked for you, hit the Thanks button to show your appreciation.
If it does not work, feel free to reply and I will help you.
Thank you very much and have a good day!
I noticed many custom ROMs for the K3 Note and A7000 Plus having issues with 1080p/720p quality not showing up in the Youtube app's menu. I experienced this myself when I installed Risma's Paranoid Android. Well I found the issue after trial and error.
The issue is because of the Youtube app determining 1080p/720p playback by model number. If the model number is invalid, Youtube disables 1080p and 720p by default.
To fix this, you need to use a root file manager like Root Explorer, Total Commander, ES File Explorer, etc. Navigate to /system and scroll down until you see build.prop. Save a copy of this first before modifying it.
After backing it up, open that file, and look for the following line that looks like this:
ro.product.model=(model number here)
Change its value to the model number of your phone. You can refer to the phone's packaging for its model number.
If you use a K50-T5, change the value to Lenovo K50-T5
If you use a K50a40, change it to Lenovo K50a40
If you use an A7000 Plus, change it to Lenovo A7000-a
...and so on and so forth.
The line should now look like this after editing (using K50-T5 as an example)
ro.product.model=Lenovo K50-T5
Save the file, and reboot your phone. Open the Youtube app and play a video and you should notice that 1080p and 720p are working again.
Remember to do this at your own risk. I am not responsible for any software/hardware damages that arise from not following the instructions carefully.
If this tutorial worked for you, hit the Thanks button to show your appreciation.
If it does not work, feel free to reply and I will help you.
Thank you very much and have a good day!
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