I know that the most common way people have been switching between phone and tablet modes in AOSP builds of ICS is by changing the lcd density. Well, I'm here to tell you that there is an easier way to do it, and it doesn't create weird looking out-of-aspect-ratio artifacts in certain apps (like Google Music in portrait orientation in tablet mode).
So, in your build.prop, instead of using the traditional ro.sf.lcd_density= line, you can remove that entirely, and use:
ro.build.characteristics=
and after the "=" just put either tablet or phone.
That's it! Easy peasy!
Jade Eyed Wolf said:
I know that the most common way people have been switching between phone and tablet modes in AOSP builds of ICS is by changing the lcd density. Well, I'm here to tell you that there is an easier way to do it, and it doesn't create weird looking out-of-aspect-ratio artifacts in certain apps (like Google Music in portrait orientation in tablet mode).
So, in your build.prop, instead of using the traditional ro.sf.lcd_density= line, you can remove that entirely, and use:
ro.build.characteristics=
and after the "=" just put either tablet or phone.
That's it! Easy peasy!
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Thanks for the tip mate
That was added in CNA v5 and i think it created problems and was changed back in v5.1.
Fyi, tablet mode changes the dpi to 160, at the moment i use 200 because 160 is a tad bit small for me.
Good tip tho, interested to see if it creates any issues with Imilika v8..
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Great tip, although this really belongs in the "General" section.
Expect more from someone with almost a thousand posts...
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That was added in CNA v5 and i think it created problems and was changed back in v5.1.
Fyi, tablet mode changes the dpi to 160, at the moment i use 200 because 160 is a tad bit small for me.
Good tip tho, interested to see if it creates any issues with Imilika v8..
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exactly
If you didn't create it... this belongs in general...
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Jade Eyed Wolf said:
I know that the most common way people have been switching between phone and tablet modes in AOSP builds of ICS is by changing the lcd density. Well, I'm here to tell you that there is an easier way to do it, and it doesn't create weird looking out-of-aspect-ratio artifacts in certain apps (like Google Music in portrait orientation in tablet mode).
So, in your build.prop, instead of using the traditional ro.sf.lcd_density= line, you can remove that entirely, and use:
ro.build.characteristics=
and after the "=" just put either tablet or phone.
That's it! Easy peasy!
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So basically you keep the DPI @ 320 & change the above parameter to tablet?
Will this give me the tablet like two panes in settings, gmail & google play?
Screen shot please, and stop crying about this brlongs here ore there. Cry babys
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If you didn't create it... this belongs in general...
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prgopala said:
So basically you keep the DPI @ 320 & change the above parameter to tablet?
Will this give me the tablet like two panes in settings, gmail & google play?
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So basically ICS has 2 modes, tablet mode and phone mode. To my understanding this is dependent on the dpi, anything lower than 213 dpi will display ICS in tablet mode i.e. 2 panes on most apps. Apparently 160 dpi is the official tablet mode..and i think 320 dpi is the standard phone mode. I currently run mine in 200 dpi and most apps show 2 panes.. I am sure there is a better explanation somewhere
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That was added in CNA v5 and i think it created problems and was changed back in v5.1.
Fyi, tablet mode changes the dpi to 160, at the moment i use 200 because 160 is a tad bit small for me.
Good tip tho, interested to see if it creates any issues with Imilika v8..
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So far, I haven't had any issues with Imilka's build. Then again, the stock keyboard still looks funky in portrait tablet mode, but that's nothing new. Everything else works perfectly.
More than anything, this fixes things like tablet portrait Google Music recent's.
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So basically ICS has 2 modes, tablet mode and phone mode. To my understanding this is dependent on the dpi, anything lower than 213 dpi will display ICS in tablet mode i.e. 2 panes on most apps. Apparently 160 dpi is the official tablet mode..and i think 320 dpi is the standard phone mode. I currently run mine in 200 dpi and most apps show 2 panes.. I am sure there is a better explanation somewhere
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Absolutely... i don't think just changing the build characteristics parameter to 'tablet' will give you true tablet mode...I guess it will help in apps like music etc where the controls are screwed up in tablet mode...did you try it btw, i mean keeping the DPI below 213 & setting the characteristics to tablet and then check the music app for e.g.
Can sum1 tell me plz ...
what shud i edit in build.prop in order to run gameloft games ...
bcz for default setting it sayz
" your device not compatble blah blah and request for refund "
Using ICS STUNNER ROM
Can ne1 help me out wid dis thing or wts the workaround for this ???
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So I've been trying out different LCD densities for a while now, but I always end up using the stock 240. Unfortunately this prevents me from using games I've already purchased, Osmos HD for instance. Now this can easily be solved with, lets just say, less than legal means. But that's a whole 'nother story.
So, what's your density?
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So I've been trying out different LCD densities for a while now, but I always end up using the stock 240. Unfortunately this prevents me from using games I've already purchased, Osmos HD for instance. Now this can easily be solved with, lets just say, less than legal means. But that's a whole 'nother story.
So, what's your density?
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My density is less than legal
Seriously though I have never seen why people have wanted to change from the stock 240? Seems like the perfect density to me to be honest
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My density is less than legal
Seriously though I have never seen why people have wanted to change from the stock 240? Seems like the perfect density to me to be honest
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Seriously? I find 240 to make everything ginormigous. I like and use 160, no problems with market either.
elesbb said:
Seriously? I find 240 to make everything ginormigous. I like and use 160, no problems with market either.
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I get what you mean and I could happily live with a lower density, but I neither see the need to change the density nor can be bothered to actually do it, so meh
Nigeldg said:
I get what you mean and I could happily live with a lower density, but I neither see the need to change the density nor can be bothered to actually do it, so meh
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Lazy bum! lol
+1 for 160, also 165 is good, but normal (240) feels gigantic
217 (stock HD2 dpi) looks best to me, but i use 240 because of market compatibility, it's pretty big but i got used to it.
160 is too small and ugly IMHO.
i prefer a dpi 192, the stock 240 is just too big and 160 too small.
but on the other side i have to deal with some market issues sometimes
hi! you can use 192 dpi with the hacked market ofcourse and everything goes smoothly (most of the time). i use 220-240 because i like it and helps me with my drawing-related apps.
i guess it depends on what suites you better. anyway, i would recommend 192 and more unless your eyes can magically magnify things...
normally i use 160 dpi for every gb rom.
but for ics's roms i use the standard 240 dpi.
in my mind it looks best and there are no complications
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normally i use 160 dpi for every gb rom.
but for ics's roms i use the standard 240 dpi.
in my mind it looks best and there are no complications
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I understand you're trying to get 10 posts, and you're going about it in sort of the right way (in that you're actually helping people rather than spamming) but please stop bringing up old threads, especially when they're already solved.
Okay,i m sorry for this:s
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If there isn't development on this already, I think it should probably start soon anyway.
Now that we officially have ICS for the Note, and especially owing to its screen size and resolution, it would be great if there were some kind of app that would allow us to choose on an app-by-app basis to run in the tablet mode or in phone mode, or simply make it such that the whole system runs in one way or the other (regardless of LCD density tricks).
For instance, I prefer the tablet mode of Play Music WAY more than the phone mode. On the other hand, Dolphin HD seems to be scaled much better when used in phone mode than in tablet mode. It would be nice to have an app that dictates how other apps behave... Does such a thing exist?
Lemme know your thoughts!
I didn't realize until after I posted, but I think I meant for this thread to be started over in the General forum. Whoops!
Cant believe with all those posts and thanks u still posted here
Edit : i was a milli sec late
Jade Eyed Wolf said:
If there isn't development on this already, I think it should probably start soon anyway.
Now that we officially have ICS for the Note, and especially owing to its screen size and resolution, it would be great if there were some kind of app that would allow us to choose on an app-by-app basis to run in the tablet mode or in phone mode, or simply make it such that the whole system runs in one way or the other (regardless of LCD density tricks).
For instance, I prefer the tablet mode of Play Music WAY more than the phone mode. On the other hand, Dolphin HD seems to be scaled much better when used in phone mode than in tablet mode. It would be nice to have an app that dictates how other apps behave... Does such a thing exist?
Lemme know your thoughts!
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if you dun mind restarting the phone upon changing mode then I would say it's possible.
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The trick is scaling and you probably would need to stat in lowest dpi possible.
Wonder if android is dynamically scaled to the screensize or hardcoded to include it.
And yes its being developed. Dont know status though
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Anyone mess around with LCD Density on stock/FORCE Rom, I usually am always on AOSP and most of the roms have a built in LCD changer which I always use- usually actually just the normal Slimbean density. But I've been missing showing off some of the TW features to friends but I can't stand how massive everything is on stock. Like to go down to 360 at least. Any recommendations on the safest/best third party app on changing the LCD density, or is that not chill to do on Stock TW, not sure of the limitations of it and what not!
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Looking for the same! DO NOT USE
"LCD Density Modder" was a little buzzed a week after owning the s4 and didnt read the comments. It ended up bricking my phone. Thank God for my 14 day exchange policy!
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sprint_dobbs said:
Looking for the same! DO NOT USE
"LCD Density Modder" was a little buzzed a week after owning the s4 and didnt read the comments. It ended up bricking my phone. Thank God for my 14 day exchange policy!
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Thanks for the heads up! I'm not sure on the technical details of it, on my S3 I never had a TW rom that changed LCD density so I'm thinking it may have something to do with that?
Just looking for a definite confirmation or not if it is possible! And oh wow that's definitely lucky! Don't mess up the new one ;P
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inlineboy said:
Anyone mess around with LCD Density on stock/FORCE Rom, I usually am always on AOSP and most of the roms have a built in LCD changer which I always use- usually actually just the normal Slimbean density. But I've been missing showing off some of the TW features to friends but I can't stand how massive everything is on stock. Like to go down to 360 at least. Any recommendations on the safest/best third party app on changing the LCD density, or is that not chill to do on Stock TW, not sure of the limitations of it and what not!
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I haven't done it yet on the S4, but you can usually modify your build.prop file located in /system/ There is a setting for density there. Or you can try out XPOSED framework, but last I checked, they hadnt gotten it to work with the S4 yet. Just tread lightly as modifying the build.prop density will likely make stock apps(phone,contacts,etc) not scale properly.
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I haven't done it yet on the S4, but you can usually modify your build.prop file located in /system/ There is a setting for density there. Or you can try out XPOSED framework, but last I checked, they hadnt gotten it to work with the S4 yet. Just tread lightly as modifying the build.prop density will likely make stock apps(phone,contacts,etc) not scale properly.
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Yeah I know I could manually edit my build.prop but I'd rather not mess around with anything myself
Yeah I'm pretty sure Xposed is out for the S4 yet.
I'm just looking to see if anyone has had an success themselves changing the density on Stock TW, and as I've always been wary (I have never even used) of density changing apps, was looking for if anyone had any success or experience with doing so.
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im looking for the same thing... i would like to give TW a chance but i just cant deal with how big and clumsy everything feels/looks to me
Accidentally used LCD Density Modder
So I tried to use the LCD Density Modder app before I read not to and now I appear to be bricked. Does anyone know of any way to undo it without doing a factory reset?
have you not tried rom toolbox? it has a build prop editor built in....you wont get to scale your apps but if something goes wrong and you start getting force closes you can easily go back in an change it....just make your modifications in incriments of like 25 or 50 untill you start having issues then back it off to a point where you were good just like on AOSP. 360 of course being the lowest you can go on the s4. also if your worried about editing your build prop you can get holo launcher.....it has an option to scale your apps icon size so your not actually changing lcd density.also has a nice AOSP feel if thats what your used to.
I'm bricked
I'd love to try ROM Toolbox at some point, but right now my problem is that my phone doesn't work. When I boot it up, I see the boot screen, then it goes black, and a few minutes later the blue LED turns on and stays lit and phone starts getting pretty warm. I don't have a custom recovery, but I even tried a factory data reset using the built-in recovery mode and that didn't work so now I'm at a loss. I'm wondering if anyone else has had the same problem and/or knows how to fix my phone.
I used JRummy's build.prop and it worked like a charm. Down at the bottom you will see density. Default is 480 but I like 420 or 400 personally but you can change it however you like. Cheer's!
Spent the best part of two days trying to fix this i guess... I swear to god if I hadn't figured this out, the phone was being returned!
YMMV, caveat emptor etc.
1) Enable 'Disable HW Overlays' in Developer Settings - won't work without this! Edit: Resets after boot! Anyone know how to automate this?
2) Download Nomone - Resolution Changer from the Play Store
3) I swear to god - change resolution to 1441 x 2561 (edit: changing dpi breaks stock LG apps)
4) Reboot phone - fix should already work but this fixes layout for DPI change.
This doesn't negate the effect entirely but it looks like its 95% gone. Other resolution variants work too but this one has the greatest effect of all the ones I tried.
Picture for proof - sorry for potato quality, my only other camera was an iPad - maybe the difference is less noticable zoomed in, but compare the 'mited' bit to see the biggest difference.
http://i.imgur.com/Ba7tTgj.png
Enjoy, and please let me know if it does/doesn't work for you :good:
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Spent the best part of two days trying to fix this i guess... I swear to god if I hadn't figured this out, the phone was being returned!
YMMV, caveat emptor etc.
1) Enable 'Disable HW Overlays' in Developer Settings - won't work without this!
2) Download Nomone - Resolution Changer from the Play Store
3) I swear to god - change resolution to 1441 x 2561 (also change dpi to 540 for layout - not required for fix itself)
4) Reboot phone - fix should already work but this fixes layout for DPI change.
This doesn't negate the effect entirely but it looks like its 95% gone. Other resolution variants work too but this one has the greatest effect of all the ones I tried.
Picture for proof - sorry for potato quality, my only other camera was an iPad - maybe the difference is less noticable zoomed in, but compare the 'mited' bit to see the biggest difference.
http://i.imgur.com/Ba7tTgj.png
Enjoy :good:
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What sharpness are you talking about?
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Helloworld294 said:
What sharpness are you talking about?
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LG use post-processing to artificially enhance the sharpness of the screen - not sure if it varies by model or its an eyesight thing, but some seem to loathe it while others don't even notice it. See this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/figure-how-to-remove-sharpening-t2807761
Compare the 'm i t' bit of that picture i linked - top (default) one has a very strong white outline, while it's barely/not there in the bottom one.
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LG use post-processing to artificially enhance the sharpness of the screen - not sure if it varies by model or its an eyesight thing, but some seem to loathe it while others don't even notice it. See this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/figure-how-to-remove-sharpening-t2807761
Compare the 'm i t' bit of that picture i linked - top (default) one has a very strong white outline, while it's barely/not there in the bottom one.
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There's an easy fix for that. The fault is imbalance of the colors/contrast.
The fix is definitely to modify contrast and such either from settings>accessibility>color adjustment or by using trickstermod.
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Helloworld294 said:
There's an easy fix for that. The fault is imbalance of the colors/contrast.
The fix is definitely to modify contrast and such either from settings>accessibility>color adjustment or by using trickstermod.
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Nope, that only makes it worse. It's nothing to do with contrast, read the link for more details.
RokkaMan said:
Spent the best part of two days trying to fix this i guess... I swear to god if I hadn't figured this out, the phone was being returned!
YMMV, caveat emptor etc.
1) Enable 'Disable HW Overlays' in Developer Settings - won't work without this!
2) Download Nomone - Resolution Changer from the Play Store
3) I swear to god - change resolution to 1441 x 2561 ( optional: also change dpi to 540 for better layout - not required for fix itself)
4) Reboot phone - fix should already work but this fixes layout for DPI change.
This doesn't negate the effect entirely but it looks like its 95% gone. Other resolution variants work too but this one has the greatest effect of all the ones I tried.
Picture for proof - sorry for potato quality, my only other camera was an iPad - maybe the difference is less noticable zoomed in, but compare the 'mited' bit to see the biggest difference.
http://i.imgur.com/Ba7tTgj.png
Enjoy, and please let me know if it does/doesn't work for you :good:
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By changing the resolution, doesn't that break native lg apps?
mgbotoe said:
By changing the resolution, doesn't that break native lg apps?
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That resolution is bs, phone resolution=DPI and going below 540 you'll end up with a bootlooping sausage fest.
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Helloworld294 said:
What sharpness are you talking about?
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I own the phone since its release and I still can't see this sharpening thing that people are talking about.
shook187 said:
I own the phone since its release and I still can't see this sharpening thing that people are talking about.
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Exactly my point, even though I've been with AMOLED phones since 2011. I do really not like the constant LCD backlight which messes with dark colors and makes the "Retro TV" lock animation look dumb...
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Helloworld294 said:
That resolution is bs, phone resolution=DPI and going below 540 you'll end up with a bootlooping sausage fest.
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Jesus Christ, who pissed in your corn flakes? Are you going to continue to winge and make unsubstantiated claims in this thread, or do you have anything useful to contribute?
Heres a pic of the set resolution - and no, a lower dpi doesn't cause a bootloop? Wtf? http://i.imgur.com/kaUzPCc.png
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Jesus Christ, who pissed in your corn flakes? Are you going to continue to winge and make unsubstantiated claims in this thread, or do you have anything useful to contribute?
Heres a pic of the set resolution - and no, a lower dpi doesn't cause a bootloop? Wtf? http://i.imgur.com/kaUzPCc.png
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You don't believe me? Alright go back to stock resolution, go set DPI at 510 through build.prop and reboot. Goodluck.
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Thanks for the tip! Really like the way the screen looks after this. Only issue I have found so far is Swiftkey won't display properly now.. But the google keyboard and lg keyboard do. Thanks again!
Thanks OP! I do notice the difference, and without changing the DPI it hasn't affected any of my other programs so far.
Is it whiny to ask for more screenshots?
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That resolution is bs, phone resolution=DPI and going below 540 you'll end up with a bootlooping sausage fest.
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Resolution and dpi is not the same hun
I didn't want to waste a spot and say thanks but my phone just FC's the app when trying to use the thanks button. So thank you for the write up and also turning me on to that app. :beer::thumbup:
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The OP is probably bootlooping right now lol
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Doesn't work for me, anti-aliasing still there.
Yeah, I am lost on this sharpening issue too… maybe go get your eyes examimed?
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I don't know how you can't see the sharpening?
It disappeared for me after I changed launchers and dpi (maybe just got used to it) but I definitely noticed it when I first got the phone. Irritated me a lot, put awkward strain of my eyes :/
The title says it all. What lcd_density do you use most with your Note 4?
440-480...perfect
I always use 480
I like the stock 640. My eyes suck so 640 makes everything nice and big and easy to see.
mgbotoe said:
440-480...perfect
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Doesnt 440-480 make the phone into a tablet setting? I tried below 500 and it made everything think I was using an tablet instead of a phone.
Brava27 said:
Doesnt 440-480 make the phone into a tablet setting? I tried below 500 and it made everything think I was using an tablet instead of a phone.
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Odd I never experience that issue. What were you doing for that to be invoke?
mgbotoe said:
Odd I never experience that issue. What were you doing for that to be invoke?
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Simply changed dpi via build prop
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I like the stock 680. My eyes suck so 680 makes everything nice and big and easy to see.
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just to let you know stock is 640 not 680.
Brava27 said:
Doesnt 440-480 make the phone into a tablet setting? I tried below 500 and it made everything think I was using an tablet instead of a phone.
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JB was the last Android version that had different tablet UI after that phones and tablets are same.
zain0300 said:
just to let you know stock is 640 not 680.
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I was close enough. I knew it was 6 something.....
Thanks for letting me know. Edited my post so people don't think I'm an idiot :good:
475 seems to be my sweet spot
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Never mind. Figured it out.
It looks fantastic at 480, but boy does it dork up TW. LOL
560 is perfect IMO.
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
SiNJiN76 said:
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
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I was about to ask the same thing.
SiNJiN76 said:
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
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Per app setting and than change camera,phone,dialer back to 640
SiNJiN76 said:
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
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holywhitebread said:
I was about to ask the same thing.
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Xposed > app settings > change contacts (dialer), camera, gallery back to 640 dpi. Keep in mind you can change any app you like to any dpi other than the one you've made the entire device.
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Xposed > app settings > change contacts (dialer), camera, gallery back to 640 dpi. Keep in mind you can change any app you like to any dpi other than the one you've made the entire device.
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Worked like a dream! Thank you!
dc/dc said:
It looks fantastic at 480, but boy does it dork up TW. LOL
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I can't use the TW launcher past my initial setup anyways. I'm always rocking Nova Launcher
SiNJiN76 said:
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
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Brava27 said:
Xposed > app settings > change contacts (dialer), camera, gallery back to 640 dpi. Keep in mind you can change any app you like to any dpi other than the one you've made the entire device.
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I swear there was a thread on the App Settings that should be reset for apps on the note 4 with modified lcd_densitys but I can't find it. I just read it yesterday and even a search through my browser history yields no results Is it just me or do our subconscious minds create false memories sometimes just to mess with us and see how the conscious mind reacts?
I'm running 560 right now.
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I can't use the TW launcher past my initial setup anyways. I'm always rocking Nova Launcher
I swear there was a thread on the App Settings that should be reset for apps on the note 4 with modified lcd_densitys but I can't find it. I just read it yesterday and even a search through my browser history yields no results Is it just me or do our subconscious minds create false memories sometimes just to mess with us and see how the conscious mind reacts?
I'm running 560 right now.
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Funny. Yesterday I put my DPI @ 580. Looked nice and compact. This morning, it looks like it's back to 640 (normal). Ha ha eyes already adjusted to 580. Guess I'll be lowering that number very soon. BTW, is there a rule-of-thumb for the number we choose for the dpi?Such as to keep the number even? Keep it on 10's?