I have lcd density installed and have set it to 220, which is below the default 240. After applying the settings and the phone reboots, my notification led turns green and stays on even when I lock the screen. When the screen is locked the led light is dim and when it is unlocked it brightens back up. If I reboot the phone or I reset the density back to default from the app, it goes away. Why is my phone doing this? Does anybody know why it does this? Is this really because of lcd density??? any and all responses will be greatly appreciated!
TIA
DAG425 said:
I have lcd density installed and have set it to 220, which is below the default 240. After applying the settings and the phone reboots, my notification led turns green and stays on even when I lock the screen. When the screen is locked the led light is dim and when it is unlocked it brightens back up. If I reboot the phone or I reset the density back to default from the app, it goes away. Why is my phone doing this? Does anybody know why it does this? Is this really because of lcd density??? any and all responses will be greatly appreciated!
TIA
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I had the same problem, haven't messed with density but it just seems random.
slowz3r said:
I had the same problem, haven't messed with density but it just seems random.
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I would believe it was random but the only time I have this issue is when I change the density and as soon as I apply the default thru the app it goes away or if I reboot the phone... I think whats happening is that the sdcard, both internal and external, are not being unmounted and remounted properly in the reboot process from the app... Thanks tho...
Seems if I just wait for more than 30 seconds( Figuratively ) the notification led goes away....
I get this all the time its quite annoying
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All you have to do is wait for about 2 to 3 minutes and it goes away.... I have seen it take longer at different settings... I am running it at 200 now... At 210 and 220 it seems like it took longer to go away...
That also happened to me so I downloaded droid overclock and there is a Lcd density changer inside that app and it works great. Maybe you can give that a try
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Do you have to reset the density after every reboot or not? Because if you dont that would be awesome!!!
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On the Droid Overclock app, you just have to set it once and your good to go. I done multiple restarts and the Lcd density does not change until you change it inside the application. Hope that helps.
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pimashahs said:
On the Droid Overclock app, you just have to set it once and your good to go. I done multiple restarts and the Lcd density does not change until you change it inside the application. Hope that helps.
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I have Jrummy's OC app and I cannot find any option to change LCD density.
The post below is correct.....
mistawolfe said:
I have Jrummy's OC app and I cannot find any option to change LCD density.
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I don't know which version of Droid Overclock you have but i have version 2.1.2. Inside the app, i went to extras, build properties, and then LCD density. If you need version 2.1.7, its the link below. Its the first link.
http://search.4shared.com/q/1/droid overclock.apk?suggested
the same happens to me
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23636184#post23636184
Is there a way to simulate a specific screen size when running an app? I am getting a MotoActv and I want to try apps out on my Atrix before throwing them on the Actv. It has a QCIF+ screen and naturally not everything is going to work on it (but Angry Birds does!)
So is there a way to spoof a specific screen size when launching an app?
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Maybe changing the screen density on the phone with "LCD Density" from the market, Unless someone knows what to mess around with in the files of the app itself.
As the title says, I tried to change the LCD density on a tablet which resulted in a boot loop. I can access adb and an adb shell to rewrite the density in the build.prop, however this does not seem to allow the tablet to boot. Is there anything else I can try? And are the values stored anywhere else? The tablet runs on jellybean and is quite new so there are no recoveries/firmware files out there. Thanks!
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Hi, I am new in XDA, but just want to share some trick on the new Xperia C5 Ultra on change of screen density to look more beautiful without root.
This is useful for those who like to have phablet screen look like table density.
I have done tested on my Xperia C5 Ultra and it work with any flaw.
Please be reminder I am just putting a guide here, I will not responsible for anything happen to your phone, damaged, brick or exploded.
Any how this is done without root and you can restore to original screen density if you don't like it.
Please follow below guide :
Before you start, please ensure you have a working adb tool install on your PC and you have driver install on your PC.
refer here if you don't http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
This can only be done thru the PC
Original the Xperia C5 Ultra density is 480. This guide will help to change to density 320
screen resolution remain on 1920x1080
Step by Step
1) pls enable the developer mode on your Xperia C5 Ultra
2) check the USB debugging on the developer option
3) plug in the USB and connect your phone to the PC
4) press on the PC " window" key + "X" key and select command prompt (admin)
5) in the command prompt , put in text adb after C:\windows\system32>
6) your phone share pop up message to authorize the usb debugging, select YES.
7) If step 5 & 6 don't come up any long message on the window command prompt, this mean you did not install properly the adb tool in your pc. (refer above to redo)
8) at this step , mean adb is done properly and go back to command prompt in the window
9) enter text "adb shell wm density 320" after the C:\windows\system32>. it look like this C:\windows\system32>adb shell wm density 320 and press enter key on PC
10) Now your phone have change to screen density 320. everything will look smaller now.
11) you need to re-start the Xperia C5 ultra phone and all screen size will completely change to new density 320.
12) you are done. now you can re-arrange your phone icon and have a fresh look !!
How to go back to original screen density
1) repeat the step 1 , 2, 3, 4 & 5.
2) key in C:\windows\system32>adb shell wm density 480 and press enter on pc
3) restart your phone then you will go back to original screen resolution
What works and what not work
work
- all phone function work as normal including screen capture and screen video
- so far I did not encounter any problem, tell me if you know any
- all one hand operation mode is working except the phone key dialer pad as below
not working
- the phone key dialer will not work in one hand mode. It will show error if you have set "one hand mode" on the telephone key dialer
screenshoot as below
Enjoy
Does the camera app scale properly?
No, camera resolution and function no changes. work as normal . Only icon size become smaller
kychan2015 said:
No, camera resolution and function no changes. work as normal . Only icon size become smaller
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Did you figure out how to extend the battery life. Mine is 13 hours max?
Sorry of topics but you seems like Sony's McGuyver to me.
Whoa.. I cant thank you enough for this tip. Never knew changing of DPI is so easy without root. Everything looks so hi-res now. Seriously, everyone should do it. Sony should had done this be default.
Only glitch I see now is the sony home launcher's page indicator is a little misaligned.
I already tested and tried as your instruction. However I revert back to 480 as the phone feel warm and I afraid it will explode anytime.
I just noticed that the battery life is affected... or is it just me? also the phone is way too hot when I'm using it. hotter than when the DPI is 480
I not sure what wrong. Density and battery should be no connection. You phone is hot because many background processes is running. Try end task all not using app, I think it should be back to normal very fast.
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kychan2015 said:
...Original the Xperia C5 Ultra density is 480. This guide will help to change to density 320 screen resolution remain on 1920x1080
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I don't understand... is it supposed that: Higher ppi number gives Sharper screen !!?? But now you lower it to 320?
kychan2015 said:
I not sure what wrong. Density and battery should be no connection. You phone is hot because many background processes is running. Try end task all not using app, I think it should be back to normal very fast.
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I reverted it back to the original and it's not as hot as it was. I think and sure it was affecting... come to think about it, if the icons are smaller, then it can accommodate more things on the screen thus making the gpu work more in terms of animation but I don't know if that's right. But it did affect my battery life when I changed it.
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I reverted it back to the original and it's not as hot as it was. I think and sure it was affecting... come to think about it, if the icons are smaller, then it can accommodate more things on the screen thus making the gpu work more in terms of animation but I don't know if that's right. But it did affect my battery life when I changed it.
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Technically yes it makes the gpu work a little harder to draw more things on the screen. But there shouldn't be any noticeable impact on the battery nor heat. Countless other devices changes their dpi but never or hardly were this reported. There should be other factors causing the issue for u.
Is there something between 480~320?
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So if we adjust it to make things smaller to look like a real 1080p, will it effect gaming performance? I mean fps drops?
apps problem...
i have a problem. i mean there is a problem. i set density to 320 and after that i tried to install minecraft pocket edition v13 b5 which i have taken it from original density(restore). it didnt install it. just gave an error.
Edit: i dont know why but game performances are increased.
is it not possible to do it using terminal on the phone itself?
I dont think so. It needs root i guess
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Is there something between 480~320?
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Looking for this as well... 480 is to big while 320 is quite small.. Any idea if we can set it somewhere between these values? Thanks in advance ..
May I request someone to post screenshots after increasing the screen density? Thank you very much in advanced.
You can pick any number you want. I use 360. Just change and try it out until you find a setting you like, you won't break anything.
different between 480ppi and 320ppi
320ppi is smaller, 480ppi is bigger
Maybe this thread shouldn't be here, but I am really worried about this, and impressed of my stupidity.
So I was messing with my phone settings, apps and stuff, and for some reason I decided to download "resolution changer" on my phone on which you change your phone's DPI. And for no reason I changed it to 800. Genius me. Basically what I see now is some giant buttons. I can't open the app and change it to default again. Can't use ADB because debugging is not on. When I try to hard reset, the screen won't show up. What can I possibly do now? RIP?
P.S It's LG F70 D315
tl;dr I set my DPI too high, almost can't see anything. What can I do?