Hey guys...
I'm just wondering if i'm the only person having this problem. Before the .15 update, when i recorded and used those stupid effects (make eyes big, face small...etc) it was recording fine. But today i was trying to shoot a video using the effect, and when i played the video it had a screen tear/flicker on the top of my screen. Can anyone check if they're having the same problem?
The screen has a \____/ kinda shape flickering on the top of the screen when i'm playing the videos.
thanks
This is a BUG! I have this problem when i hit a recent apps botton...Please turn on screen and then 20-30second dont touch your screen when is in homepage then go to settings and do you see any homepage widget,icon like ghosting (screen burn)?
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I have the same issue when using the front facing and Rear facing camera w/ video effects. Hopefully it gets fixed soon. Running Virtuous Rom
Is there a way or an app in which you can watch a video thru hdmi with the screen off?
I'm looking for a solution also. I thought my prime would be able to replace my media player but when the screen is always on it's terribly distracting, even if the background is black.
Screen off puts it to sleep. As far as I know there's no workaround.
But if you use dice player every video I've tried has used hardware decoding and gives you the black screen. Helps on battery as well as not being distracting. Swipe down to decrease brightness on the black screen even further. Doesn't affect you're actual brightness setting.
My tablet screen goes into a sleep mode after minute. but continues playing video. I also have it plugged in. I was using the crunchyroll app so I don't know if it will work for other apps. My best guess would be go into settings and click on display and adjust the time till the screen turns off. The last thing is you can just close the prime if you have the keyboard station or just flip it over so the screen is faced down.
I don't mind the screen on but would like if off to save on battery.
I took advantage of the "Because we may sale" and picked up Swords and Soldiers since I have thoroughly enjoyed it on the PC. Problem is when I launch the game I can hear the music but only see a black screen with the navbar on the bottom. Any suggestions to get this working? Has ANYONE managed to successfully play?
Hopefully we can get this working and share some stories. The game is really hilariously fun and has its share of epic moments. I was excited that I'd finally be able to have it on the go.
Attempts so far:
Turn off GPU rendering-- black screen black screen with music
Turn off surface dithering -- blach screen black screen with music
16-bit rendering -- black screen with music
Surface dithering on, 16 bit graphics -- title screen then black screen with music
So I downloaded a screen filter app of Google play and I've noticed that when I switch to full screen in the YouTube app and the play/pause button disappears the screen turns washed out. I don't remember it being like that before I got the app so I uninstalled it and that didn't work so I reset my phone but that still didn't work. It also happens watching videos off the internet in the stock video player. Is there a way to fix this or has it always been like that?
Are you noticing that when you use Stock Gallery, Netflix, and YouTube apps, rendering a completely black picture or video doesn't show pure black. Rather it looks like a blotchy black. It bother me so much since this is an AMOLED screen and I know that when an OLED panel renders black it shuts off every pixel rendering black so a plain black image should turn off the screen completely. But in my case I see blotchy black screen and this is only noticeable when you're in a dark room. Please tell me you also experience this. Otherwise, can somebody explain why? Do I have a defective screen? Thanks!
Videos and pictures in lossy formats won't have a perfect color information, the system will try to interpret it the betst as it can, mostly resulting in the screen showing strange patterns instead of a plain black picture.
This app will create a lossless black picture, you shouldn't see any difference between screen on of off.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeleveque.backlightbleedtest
I don't see any light bleed for that. However, it's just weird because when I did a screenshot and open it on my stock gallery app, it again showed a blotchy black. But when I open in Google Photos, it is completely black. Also, watching this completely black video in YouTube also shows blotchy black. https://youtu.be/XIMLoLxmTDw
screen replacement
kenobijim said:
Are you noticing that when you use Stock Gallery, Netflix, and YouTube apps, rendering a completely black picture or video doesn't show pure black. Rather it looks like a blotchy black. It bother me so much since this is an AMOLED screen and I know that when an OLED panel renders black it shuts off every pixel rendering black so a plain black image should turn off the screen completely. But in my case I see blotchy black screen and this is only noticeable when you're in a dark room. Please tell me you also experience this. Otherwise, can somebody explain why? Do I have a defective screen? Thanks!
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I don't think this is a screen issue. I've used Mate 10 pro for 2 months and haven't come across any issue. And I found the mate 10 pro screen is very solid. If you want to replace it, that would be very difficult.
kenobijim said:
I don't see any light bleed for that. However, it's just weird because when I did a screenshot and open it on my stock gallery app, it again showed a blotchy black. But when I open in Google Photos, it is completely black. Also, watching this completely black video in YouTube also shows blotchy black.
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Just tried this on mine and it's just black..no blotchiness or bleed
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Just tried this on mine and it's just black..no blotchiness or bleed
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Did you try it at minimum brightness in a dark room?
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I mean maximum brightness in a complete dark environment.