Has anyone successfully adjusted the DPI on the galaxy S4? Curious how to do it safely and what DPI setting works best.
yes! i was wondering the same thing. i figured i'd wait until ROMs come out before i raised the question though since some cooks will bake this into their ROMs.
yyhd said:
yes! i was wondering the same thing. i figured i'd wait until ROMs come out before i raised the question though since some cooks will bake this into their ROMs.
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answer - get root, build.prop editor, do 320. 240 is too low.
bryho said:
Has anyone successfully adjusted the DPI on the galaxy S4? Curious how to do it safely and what DPI setting works best.
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What benefit is there to this ????
mexiken said:
What benefit is there to this ????
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you can see *far* more on the screen than normal. Great for a big high res screen like this
bryho said:
answer - get root, build.prop editor, do 320. 240 is too low.
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Word. Thanks. I'm rooted. Will edit build.prop now.
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Word. Thanks. I'm rooted. Will edit build.prop now.
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I'm still running touchwiz but am using nova launcher. I adjusted my DPI but all the touchwiz elements, like phone and calculator, are kinda wacked up, any way to fix that?
Oh, and chrome is a little off too, like the tab button.
Word of advice - NO MATTER what I did, changing the DPI on my S4 (and possibly all phones) always causes issues. I have spent the past week experimenting with trying to make it work right. If you change the overall phone DPI in the build.prop (I have tried 320, 420, 440, 460), you WILL trigger the Market issues with certain apps no longer showing up for you in a search- unless you type the name in the search but then select the actual item from the predictive box below (instead of actually searching). But, even after you are brought to the page, at the top you will still get the 'incompatible with your device' message and cannot download or update on the phone. Trying to do it on a desktop PC in the Store also does not work. So far, this happened to me with YouTube, Google Keyboard, and a few other Google or common apps.
I tried several methods of modding the market or different apps that have supposed options for spoofing what DPI the Play Store sees, but in the end, the issue always came back, every time eventually (may take a reboot or two). Clearing data on Google Framework and Play Store and clearing cache/Dalvik cache never is a permanent fix, it will always recognize it eventually.
Oh and also, there were always a few apps that would become wonky looking or cut off, like the stock Samsung camera and gallery apps, among others.
In the end, the only thing that worked is to leave the overall DPI alone, and just adjusting the DPI of certain apps individually using something like Hyperdrive Control in the Hyperdrive ROM or equivalent app (I ended up just changing the DPI of Nova Launcher and nothing else- at least the launcher/icons then can become smaller resolution).
If there IS a method that works and does not cause this issue in the Store eventually, please let me know! I tried em all!
To the above poster:
First off - calm down. Everything will be alright
Here's how to change the DPI without issue.
1. Edit build.prop to desired value. Do not reboot. (I like 400)
2. Download a multi DPI play store. (Google for an xda link. I use inverted multidpi)
3. Reboot to recovery and flash multidpi play store. Reboot.
2. Use any launcher except TouchwizHome
3. Install the xposed framework and per app DPI module.
4. Set all the Samsung apps to the stock 480 dpi
Easy.
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Hey. There's a much easier way of you want to adjust specific apps
1) Download/install the Xposed framework
2) Download/install App Settings
From there, you can pick from the list of apps and change dpi to whatever you want. On the phone now so I don't have links but do a quick search. The App Settings for the AT&T S4 works for ours.
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Metallice said:
To the above poster:
First off - calm down. Everything will be alright
Here's how to change the DPI without issue.
1. Edit build.prop to desired value. Do not reboot. (I like 400)
2. Download a multi DPI play store. (Google for an xda link. I use inverted multidpi)
3. Reboot to recovery and flash multidpi play store. Reboot.
2. Use any launcher except TouchwizHome
3. Install the xposed framework and per app DPI module.
4. Set all the Samsung apps to the stock 480 dpi
Easy.
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Lol I'm calm don't worry. Just explaining it all to people that don't know any better.
just4747 said:
Lol I'm calm don't worry. Just explaining it all to people that don't know any better.
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How do they not know any better? About what? That phrase doesn't make any sense in this context.
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Metallice said:
How do they not know any better? About what?
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To people who do not know that changing DPI affects some Play Store apps like this.
And your method may work, but it's tedious to have to change every Samsung app's individual DPI afterward, and also you won't always get the latest Play Store update until the newest version is again manually modded for multi-DPI. But yes, doable.
just4747 said:
To people who do not know that changing DPI affects some Play Store apps like this.
And your method may work, but it's tedious to have to change every Samsung app's individual DPI afterward, and also you won't always get the latest Play Store update until the newest version is again manually modded for multi-DPI. But yes, doable.
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Oh. I see what you meant. Just say "for those unaware" lol. The phrase "don't know any better" doesn't apply as you are referring to knowlege rather than behavior
And there's no "may" about it. It does work. It worked on my galaxy nexus, and it works on my S4.
And I've never had a problem getting the newest play store update. The thread I get them from is pretty on top of it.
Unfortunately manually setting the DPI for Samsung apps is the only way unless you want to hack apart the apk and deal with overall buggyness. Samsung is lazy and only cares to make the app work for one device... Unlike play store apps.
I really don't think the initial two minutes of my time to fix the 4 or 5 samsung apps that have issues is that big of a deal.
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kcellb said:
Hey. There's a much easier way of you want to adjust specific apps
1) Download/install the Xposed framework
2) Download/install App Settings
From there, you can pick from the list of apps and change dpi to whatever you want. On the phone now so I don't have links but do a quick search. The App Settings for the AT&T S4 works for ours.
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Hate to throw the newb card but how do I do that lol? How do install xposed and the app settings? Thanks!!
milzinga said:
Hate to throw the newb card but how do I do that lol? How do install xposed and the app settings? Thanks!!
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Check out this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2291826
DPI Fix Tool 1.4.1 will fix it
I use DPI Fix Tool v1.4.1 on my AT&T Galaxy S4 and it works perfectly. I've used this tool before on my Sensation 4G. It modifies the Buildprop and the play store so you can still access everything on the market. Link is provided: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37326035
Enjoy :fingers-crossed:
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I use DPI Fix Tool v1.4.1 on my AT&T Galaxy S4 and it works perfectly. I've used this tool before on my Sensation 4G. It modifies the Buildprop and the play store so you can still access everything on the market. Link is provided: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37326035
Enjoy :fingers-crossed:
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I used the tool too, but play store wont start.
What dpi setting you use for play store ? I tried 480 and 320.
Not sure if you have fixed this issue yet, but newer ROMs for the T-Mobile and AT&T S4 variants us ethe Exposed Framework. From there you can use a module called Play Store Fixes (follow directions). Manually change the DPI setting in the build.prop and reboot. Mine is set to 320 and I can see everything in the playstore.
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AT&T S4 unlocked on T-Mobile's LTE network
Galaxy S4 4.4.2 stock phone DPI change
Hi everyone,
I have the Omega ROM v20 (4.4.2) installed on my galaxy s4 i9500. It came with the Xposed installer 2.5.1 and the App Settings 1.8. I have already installed the framework in the Xposed installer and selected the app settings under the modules and rebooted the device.
I have changed the phone's DPI to 320 form the original 480 by manually updating the build.prop file in /system. A few Samsung apps, including the touch wiz, the calculator and some others started acting up and pieces where out of place. I managed to fix all of that by migrating to the Apex launcher and also the extensive use of the DPI changing feature of the App Settings application.
The DPI changing utility seems to be working on every application, including the Google play app store, but not for the phone app. Even though the App Settings says that the 480 DPI has been applied to the phone application the dialer and its pieces once launched are still out of place. The phone application on the ROM is the stock samsung 4.4.2 i9500 phone app and I have tried it every which way but still no go!
I was wondering if another application's DPI also needs to be changed for it to work or maybe I have ran into an App Settings bug of some kind!
Any help would be most appreciated
Many thanks
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I've noticed with a few apps I've gotten "Your device is not compatible with this item" I have gotten around that by finding upload links in threads but what is the real work around for this? I know for a fact that the app it told me wasnt compatible actually works.
I've run into this too. Hope to figure out an answer.
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SysAdmNj said:
I've noticed with a few apps I've gotten "Your device is not compatible with this item" I have gotten around that by finding upload links in threads but what is the real work around for this? I know for a fact that the app it told me wasnt compatible actually works.
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The answer most likely is that the Samsung Galaxy i777 is so new right now
that when developers create the code to their apps most likely are required to
enter or add into their app coding and or database the exact phone names
and models to which they are compatible with before the market allows the
people to download it...........
Just a way to keep the market safer and from getting thousands of complaints
damm , and I wanted to try that wifikill app. Hopefully the creator has a direct link in his thread on xda.
Someone said in that app thread that its because I may have changed my dpi settings, and I did in the build.prop file but I changed it back and I'm still getting the error so I think Misterjunky is correct.
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damm , and I wanted to try that wifikill app. Hopefully the creator has a direct link in his thread on xda.
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Here is WifiKill.apk from the market for you..... http://www.multiupload.com/6KFWYNKSWY
(free app)
What would the pixel density have to do with any of that? That absolutely is not true as I have the ATT version of the phone and my room mate has the Epic 4G Touch version of this phone. Both are rooted and his is still stock ROM mine is listed below in my signature. My Pix density is 200 and his is stock 240. Both of our markets show as having not compatible apps for our phones such as Adobe Flash and Netflix...Yet We both have the apps on our phones just older versions. When you search them out they are there and claim to have updates but will not let you install. I flashed the UnNamed 1.0.3 ROM to my phone just a few days ago I did a wipe and reset of the phone, after rebooting and customizing (including changing the build.prop file for density) for a short period of time I was able to search out and update Adobe Flash to version 11 and the latest version of Netflix. I go back after a few hours and restoring from TIBU and noticed one of my apps "Make your clock" was the old version I had in my backups that I must have restored over the newer version downloaded earlier in the day from the market updates. I went to update the app and I was not able to do it, now it is not compatible with my phone. I thought at first it was just paid type apps that were doing this and then I investigated and noticed the Flash and Netflix apps were in the list. That threw out any type of security issues that may be trying to be implemented on paid apps now. But is may be something to do with files or sizes related to TIBU and restoring files from backups.
I can confirm that some of the apps in the market will show as incompatible when you change your LCD density. This may not be the only reason, but I have seen this behavior on the Facebook, Skype and YouTube apps.
I just set my density back to 240, restarted, downloaded/updated, then changed back. It's sort of irritating, but until there's a way to override the compatibility check, i think we just live with this work around.
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I can confirm that some of the apps in the market will show as incompatible when you change your LCD density. This may not be the only reason, but I have seen this behavior on the Facebook, Skype and YouTube apps.
I just set my density back to 240, restarted, downloaded/updated, then changed back. It's sort of irritating, but until there's a way to override the compatibility check, i think we just live with this work around.
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Well I just did the same exact thing you just described and can reconfirm it is still not working with apps installed on my phone. But have not ran into any issue with installing any new appsnot previously installed or restored. Have you or do you use TIBU to backup or restore apps or are you straight stock loading apps from the market directly?
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Well I just did the same exact thing you just described and can reconfirm it is still not working with apps installed on my phone. But have not ran into any issue with installing any new appsnot previously installed or restored. Have you or do you use TIBU to backup or restore apps or are you straight stock loading apps from the market directly?
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Yeah, like I said. There might be more than one problem. This is just the one that worked for me.
Before I figured it out, I had been restoring (old versions) apps using Titanium without any issue. It's a shame that the market compatibility detection is not quite accurate and there's no way to tell the Market "no really, my phone is compatible."
Hi guys, request help from you who know how to reset google play apps so i can update all my apps
Usually my updated apps is 172, but now it is only 95
but when I do factory reset, wipe cache & wipe dalvik cache, flash rom and change dpi, the total apps change to 172 again, but after a few days it becomes 95 again?
Is it because I change the dpi of the phone? Is there any way to fix that or apps that can fix that?
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definitely... stay on your default dpi, some apps detects yours device resolutions before it will download data ... for example: g*meloft games..., dont bother factory reset just do this: setting - apps - manage - all - search google play - force stop - clear data, hope it helps..
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Is it because I change the dpi of the phone?
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Yes.
reynardlingga said:
Is there any way to fix that or apps that can fix that?
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Change your DPI back to the default.
See this post for reference. (found with a search)
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definitely... stay on your default dpi, some apps detects yours device resolutions before it will download data ... for example: g*meloft games..., dont bother factory reset just do this: setting - apps - manage - all - search google play - force stop - clear data, hope it helps..
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yes I've done that but still didn't work
is there any other solution than that?
by the way did you know there's a modded google play store? using that will let you download all apps across platform and country restriction... have you tried that?
thanks...
edit 1: it works thanks, but few apps still showing "your device is not compatible with this version" and i can not update...
edit 2: just wait a few minutes and everything works perfectly
THANK YOU...
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many thanks... do you know which dpi setting that still work so I can update my apps also having my high lcd density?
i heard that 182 dpi would do the trick
or is there any application that can fool google play store to think that I still using 240dpi without changing the dpi to 240?
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Perhaps you can use a modified play store apk. Just search for it in the Forum.
playing with dpi is such a trial and error... some apps run.. some wont (especially games afaik), if you could tweak some setting in build.prop.. make it galaxy note, change the dpi be like galaxy note... it would be galaxy note, some apps would be fooled some wont... its not recommended thought.. but hey its a trial and error
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budi.hermawan said:
playing with dpi is such a trial and error... some apps run.. some wont (especially games afaik), if you could tweak some setting in build.prop.. make it galaxy note, change the dpi be like galaxy note... it would be galaxy note, some apps would be fooled some wont... its not recommended thought.. but hey its a trial and error
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currently I'm setting my dpi to 182 to see whether it works to fool the Google play store or not... will post to this topic about the result
no problem about trial and error as long I know how to fix and i still have nandroid backup
if i don't try I wouldn't know, would I?
EDIT1: today looking good, no issue
EDIT2: no issue using 182 dpi
EDIT3: have to set to 240 dpi, if i wanto to update all apps, not all apps can be updated using 182dpi
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reynardlingga said:
currently I'm setting my dpi to 182 to see whether it works to fool the Google play store or not... will post to this topic about the result
no problem about trial and error as long I know how to fix and i still have nandroid backup
if i don't try I wouldn't know, would I?
EDIT1: today looking good, no issue
EDIT2: no issue using 182 dpi
EDIT3: have to set to 240 dpi, if i wanto to update all apps, not all apps can be updated using 182dpi
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Search the forums and download a multi dpi playstore... solves problem instantly
johnyute said:
Search the forums and download a multi dpi playstore... solves problem instantly
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You do realize the last post in this thread prior to your was from May, right?
I want to change the LCD Density to a higher value on my Galaxy because its all a bit too small for me.
I am using an app called Resolution Changer (and have tried a few other similar apps that do the same job and work fine) to set the the phone to a higher DPI and all becomes much more usable and looks bit bigger and better on screen. Everything works perfectly smoothly except the Samsung Phone/Contacts/Messaging & Camera apps that instantly FC. The Messaging and Camera apps don't matter because I simply use a 3rd party app and the problem gets easily solved. However the Phone/Contacts app is a real problem because the phone becomes useless as "phone".. and using a 3rd party dialer doesn't fix the problem because these add-on dialers still need the native phone app to actually make/receive a call (basically Android 3rd party dialers are actually just a skin on top of the native phone app).
I have been reading that the Phone/Contacts app from 4.2 leak allows for working at higher DPI without any problems or crashes.
Could someone verify this information and if possible, post a download link of the S3 Phone/Contacts app from 4.2 so I can try? I have no idea where to get the correct Phone/Contacts apk
Thanks very much in advance for any feedback or and help in getting the correct file/s.
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!!ALL QUESTIONS GO IN THE Q&A FORUM!! OR THEY MAY BE DELETED!!
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No problem, my bad. I have no idea how to move a thread to the Q&A forum. Just delete this one and Ill post it there. Thanks.
VeEuzUKY said:
No problem, my bad. I have no idea how to move a thread to the Q&A forum. Just delete this one and Ill post it there. Thanks.
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Red Triangle PM a mod to move it
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Red Triangle PM a mod to move it
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Thanks, done! Sorry again.. first time in 5 years as a member in this community I make such a mistake. Cheers.
You can't simply use the apk from 4.2. You'd need the whole rom.
Another suggestion... maybe mention "increase dpi, phone app fc" in title as I think there maybe some modified versions that people may know about?
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You can't simply use the apk from 4.2. You'd need the whole rom.
Another suggestion... maybe mention "increase dpi, phone app fc" in title as I think there maybe some modified versions that people may know about?
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Thanks. In fact I want to use the same APK in other Samsung devices such as the Galaxy Mega 6.3. The problem is similar and several people mentioned the 4.2 S3 Phone/Contacts app can be used to swiftly replace it on other Samsung machines running 4.2 to fix the issue..
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Thanks. In fact I want to use the same APK in other Samsung devices such as the Galaxy Mega 6.3. The problem is similar and several people mentioned the 4.2 S3 Phone/Contacts app can be used to swiftly replace it on other Samsung machines running 4.2 to fix the issue..
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What I mean is if you're on 4.1.2, the 4.2 apk probably wont work, so you will need to be on the right ROM.. Also you need root if you just want the apks, they're not installable. Probably will work across all 4.2 samsung devices, but not 4.1.2 devices.
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What I mean is if you're on 4.1.2, the 4.2 apk probably wont work, so you will need to be on the right ROM.. Also you need root if you just want the apks, they're not installable. Probably will work across all 4.2 samsung devices, but not 4.1.2 devices.
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Correct. I am already on 4.2 ROMs on my devices and they are all rooted. And certainly the Phone/Contacts apps are not installable. I will just push them directly into the system/app directory and overwrite the current ones. After wipping all of their data & caches & clearing settings on some dependencies plus a reboot, I am hoping it will work. And all is backed, so the risk and liability are zero.. whatever doesn't work or renders any experiment into a failure, is just a CWM Recovery away
So all I need now is a 4.2 ROM Phone/Contacts apks from the S3 and see where that leads me to:highfive:
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Correct. I am already on 4.2 ROMs on my devices and they are all rooted. And certainly the Phone/Contacts apps are not installable. I will just push them directly into the system/app directory and overwrite the current ones. After wipping all of their data & caches & clearing settings on some dependencies plus a reboot, I am hoping it will work. And all is backed, so the risk and liability are zero.. whatever doesn't work or renders any experiment into a failure, is just a CWM Recovery away
So all I need now is a 4.2 ROM Phone/Contacts apks from the S3 and see where that leads me to:highfive:
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Oh right, I think I maybe get it now. Are you saying that none of your devices are an S3?
Download something like Omega or Wanam lite in "Android development". Wanam lite, smaller so quicker to rip the apk's out of. Both deodexed.
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Oh right, I think I maybe get it now. Are you saying that none of your devices are an S3?
Download something like Omega or Wanam lite in "Android development". Wanam lite, smaller so quicker to rip the apk's out of. Both deodexed.
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Thanks a lot for the information. Will try do that. What PC tools/app I need to use to top an apk out if the ROM? Never done it before..
You can use anything like winzip, winrar,.7zip. The roms are just zips so open them and pull out the content you edit
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You can use anything like winzip, winrar,.7zip. The roms are just zips so open them and pull out the content you edit
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Oh OK.. that I know then, simple. I just asked because many ROMs and flashable image zips are just full of IMGs, TARs & BINs instead of actual individual apps and files. I will download the ROMs you suggested (if I can find them) and give it a try. If works I'll post it so other members can do the same if also wanting to chang DPI on their machines. . Thanks again very much
This vendor has 2 different apps - one optimised for phone and one for tablet. the former is basically a crippled version of the tablet app. as I am using a Note 3, i see no advantage in using the phone app and would like to use the tablet app instead.
i understand there are currently 2 ways to trick the app into thinking my note 3 is a tablet:
1. changing DPI
i tried changing the dpi through Xposed but it was still identified by the tablet app.
2. changing build.prop
i could change this, but it would affect all apps, system-wide.
is there a solution which is applicable to that single tablet app only?
Thank you.
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This vendor has 2 different apps - one optimised for phone and one for tablet. the former is basically a crippled version of the tablet app. as I am using a Note 3, i see no advantage in using the phone app and would like to use the tablet app instead.
i understand there are currently 2 ways to trick the app into thinking my note 3 is a tablet:
1. changing DPI
i tried changing the dpi through Xposed but it was still identified by the tablet app.
2. changing build.prop
i could change this, but it would affect all apps, system-wide.
is there a solution which is applicable to that single tablet app only?
Thank you.
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Per-App DPI module by Xposed. Or you can flash PA and use the Per App settings.
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Per-App DPI module by Xposed. Or you can flash PA and use the Per App settings.
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I have already mentioned that in point 1.
it doesn't work.
I switched my DPI and like an idiot I didn't make a backup in titanium backup like I should have. I don't have ADB set up but USB debugging is ON and I have LGUP and LG Bridge installed . What should I do to even reflash the phone with stock?
I ended up having to re-root it with the TOT in upgrade mode, which over-wrote everything. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a way to flash single files, and I could never figure out how to remount /system as RW, to edit build.prop by hand and push a fixed copy
Anyone found a way to safely edit the DPI yet?
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christiebunny said:
Anyone found a way to safely edit the DPI yet?
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There's a T-Mobile thread about this. For starters you can edit freely but unfortunately systemui and the second screen (can't recall app name) will have to remain stock. There is an app that does this for you, unfortunately can't recall the name either but take a look in other V10 sections.
I know about Xposed's "per app hacking" app, but Xposed still isn't working with the VZW V10, last I knew?
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There's a T-Mobile thread about this. For starters you can edit freely but unfortunately systemui and the second screen (can't recall app name) will have to remain stock. There is an app that does this for you, unfortunately can't recall the name either but take a look in other V10 sections.
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Found a working res/dpi, without using Xposed's 'per app hacking'. (I thought Xposed wouldn't run on this!)
'Resolution changer' from the market, set to [email protected]; works fantastic with everything!
With one tiny problem... the touchscreen is much less responsive, and the right edge becomes almost nonresponsive totally unless I do a sort of slide-tap when I tap something.
Anyone know how to resize the digitizer grid and/or edit the sensltivity? :/
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I know about Xposed's "per app hacking" app, but Xposed still isn't working with the VZW V10, last I knew?
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Have you tried the modified Xposed set to work with odexed ROMs?