[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
First off, I never claimed it was "safe", I never would claim any kernel is 100% safe because they are constantly evolving. Second to single me out like that and then bash me as if I have no knowledge is just wrong. You can claim you make your own kernels but if you are the only one using them then they only can be confirmed to work with you not everyone else. oubeichen is actually wrong, 720p works fine on superram and asram kernels, it is 1080p related recording and playback that does not. I have recorded many 720p videos on my device while using SuperRam and all of them work fine as well as the playback is perfect on the stock player as well as mx player among a few others. Youtube HQ playback, which is 720p, also works fine. Believe it or not, there is not a huge demographic of people that insist on having 1080p playback and recording on their device, we have less than a 5 inch screen, even 480p looks decent, most games and movies are only available in 720p anyway. If you really must have 1080p recording capabilities I highly doubt you would be the type of person that does all of their recording on a smartphone, most would have an actual camera/camcorder for that job, you seem to forget this is a telephone first and foremost not a digicam and then a phone. I don't know about you but I can answer calls on superram without issue, I can also send texts, read emails, browse websites and listen to music. Anyone that needs to see full 1080p video will most likely be using a more powerful tablet, laptop, pc or even a blu-ray player, this is an outdated device that people are trying to breath new life into, it really isn't something you should be expecting to work as good as a Nexus 5. There are plenty of kernels that do not have the ram mods and people can use them if they find problems with these kernels. Personally I would much rather sacrifice a few video apps and 1080p capabilities for a much smoother and faster experience on my device, not everyone wants to sit around and watch HD videos on a 4.7 inch screen, most have actual HD Televisions for that.

I didn't come here to be ridiculed, I posted because I think it's wrong that you are calling developers "liars", they have a title on this forum for a reason, you do not have this title so what makes it okay for you to claim they are legitimately wrong?

As for my comment about the lack of complaints, that is a perfect defense, if no one is having an issue besides the bugs that are posted then how can you say they have to discover an issue? I hardly feel that people should install apps that do not work with the kernel just to prove you right. Not everyone uses the same apps as you so if they are not having a problem then they are not having a problem. Plain and simple.

I said this thread should be deleted because you are exaggerating the facts to an extreme and taking them personally, this is ridiculous. When you call a kernel "innocent" and use words like "safe" you are acting as though a kernel, which is lines of code, is an actual living breathing entity. Why?

This thread is not telling any sort of truth, all it is doing is presenting an issue that is already known and being amplified by you to a point where it looks like some kind of earth shattering development of chaotic issues. If I, and many many others have been successfully using SuperRam since it was released on 4.3 and none of us have had issue with it why rage out about problems you are having?

If this is that big of a deal to you then why not politely ask that developers add that certain video playback may not work when using their kernel? Oh wait, they already do. Hence the reason this thread should be removed.

I'm sorry but as I said before, Mpokang SuperRam would not be one of the most popular kernels available and other developers would not be adding free-ram modifications to their own kernels if this was as detrimental to functionality as you claim it to be.

Final conclusion: You spent way too much time and effort looking for any tiny issue you could find in order to legitimatize your crusade against increased free memory in kernels. People are still going to use SuperRam kernel and enjoy it, they will also continue to experiment with other kernels using BIGmem and ASram, this thread will not change it. There are more productive ways to get your point across than to bash recognized developers and contributors.

P.S. I never claimed my posts and thanks made me right all the time, but guess what, that nice little "Recognized Contributor" title below my name surely says I am taken more seriously than you for a reason. I earned it, and not by badmouthing developers and contributors. ;)