I thought you were being facetious. Sigh. Damn, but that&#x27;s broken.<p>I&#x27;ve worked with video format streaming, though, and encountered a situation where there was a driver on a certain Android device manufactured by a major hardware vendor that you&#x27;ve certainly heard of, and their driver silently corrupted video that was using low-latency streaming options. And by &quot;corrupted&quot; I mean that, while a few of the pixels looked almost right, sometimes, it was mostly just garbage and blank grey screens.<p>I gave them a sample stream that failed, and they verified that yes, it&#x27;s their fault. And that no, they weren&#x27;t going to ship an update for it. Sorry. Device had been out for two years. Apparently no one thought to actually <i>test</i> the various standard options in that video codec. It works with the &quot;normal&quot; options? Ship it!<p>So I totally understand the need to look at UA strings. I had to look for that particular device hardware profile and disable the low-latency streaming options in order for our product to <i>work</i> on that device.