How do I get the quality of video to be better on my iPhone4s

Question

I always assumed the video was bad on my phone for a reason, but I never knew why. Everything from YouTube videos to basic Internet clips were extremely poor quality. A few days ago, a friend of mine with the same kind of 4s showed me a video with crystal clear quality and I was baffled. I asked him how he got his to be do clear and he said it had always been that way. So I am wondering if there is a certain feature I have turned off, or is it just a problem with my phone.

Answer 1

okay
This is what I found out ... but the question now is .. is this still true for weblogic 9.2
private void AuthorizeCaller(com.bea.control.JwsContext context)
// get the caller principal
java.security.Principal principal = context.getCallerPrincipal();
// get the name of the principal to which the token was issued
String userName = principal.getName();
// !!!NOTE!!!
// Even though the request message is signed with an X509 certificate (and WebLogic
// validates the signature by the time the web method is called), we still can't get
// access to the name of the caller principal (as we can when a username token is
// used).
// When using certificates, principal.getName() always returns "<anonymous>".
// So we can't include appropriate authorization logic.
As the comments indicate, when the request message is signed with an X.509 certificate the name of the caller's principal is always set to <anonymous>. WebLogic doesn't expose the caller principal in any way. Based on discussions with BEA support, there is no way in WebLogic 8.1 to retrieve the caller principal when the request message is signed with X.509 certificates. The only way to get the caller principal is to have the sender include a username token in the request message.
The consequence of this is that there's no way to authenticate the caller (WebLogic verifies the signature of the request message but doesn't do any user account mapping). There's also no way to authorize the caller.
The best work around is to have the sender include a username token (at least until WebLogic is updated to expose the caller's identity when X.509 certificates are used exclusively).