Sorry for the stupid question but what is QVGA vs. VGA.
Which one is the TyTN?
Fanks.
It is the resolution
QVGA 320x240
VGA 640x480
tytn is qvga
Ah, thanks!
The "Q" is for "quarter" since QVGA screens have a quarter the amount of pixels as VGA screens do.
320 x 240 = 76,800 pixels
640 x 480 = 307,200 pixels
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Hi,
i'm a Newbie, so may be a silly question but is the Touch Dual a VGA or QVGA device ?
Thanx, lagloose
QVGA
Niki is QVGA device, of course
its a qvga
lagloose said:
Hi,
i'm a Newbie, so may be a silly question but is the Touch Dual a VGA or QVGA device ?
Thanx, lagloose
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QVGA Because It Has Good Graphics And Not Better Than A Monitor
mohamedhussain1995 said:
QVGA Because It Has Good Graphics And Not Better Than A Monitor
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LOL!
It's QVGA because the screen has a quarter (a fourth) of a VGA resolution. VGA has a maximum resolution of 1280 x 960 pixel. Well, the touch and also the nike have a resolution of 320 x 240 which is exactly a quarter VGA. That's the reason why it's called QVGA... not because the graphics are not better than your monitor
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Hi
Just a quick noob question... HD2 has massive screen of 4.3" as we all know.
Just wanted to confirm where it is VGA or WVGA and/or QVGA or WQVGA version resolution screen.
Many Thanks
pretty sure its WVGA
Whast he^ said. wvga 800x640
These r the mobiles with WVGA display:
HTC:HD2,Desire,EVO 4G,Touch Pro 2,Touch Diamond 2,Incredible.
Nokia:N900
Samsung:Omnia II,Galaxy S
Sony Ericsson:XPERIA X10,X2,X1
LG:Ally,Viewty Smart,Arena
Google:Nexus One
T1 Connect said:
Whast he^ said. wvga 800x640
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WVGA is Wide VGA that is a wider 640x480.
WVGA = 800 x 480
mdmhd2 said:
WVGA is Wide VGA that is a wider 640x480.
WVGA = 800 x 480
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Hi mdmhd2
So what your saying is: its a WVGA = 800 x 480 for defo. Okay cool
Many Thanks on this, really appreciated.
Is the kindle a QVGA device or an HVGA one? I have tried googling it but can't seem to find any info.
Also what is the difference between QVGA and HVGA? Which is better?
Wow. QVGA is ANCIENT! I had it on my htc vogue, and HVGA is old as well, I had it on my samsung moment with an AMOLED display.
The kindle fire has a resolution of 1024x600, making it WSVGA
Ok well i was trying to download a game to side load to my kindle and I wasn't sure whether to download the QVGA or the HVGA version.
OR will neither work with the fire?
Thanks for your help.
HVGA is a higher resolution, so that one will look less pixilated.
Download HVGA
I noticed with translucent Nav. and Not. bars, that when you set a portrait (or LS) wallpaper that it takes your 1920 x 1200 image and scrunches it to 1920 x 1080 (where you have a different image on each screen). I now crop my wallpaper images to 1920 x 1080 (or 2133 x 1200) to eliminate the squish.
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I noticed with translucent Nav. and Not. bars, that when you set a portrait (or LS) wallpaper that it takes your 1920 x 1200 image and scrunches it to 1920 x 1080 (where you have a different image on each screen). I now crop my wallpaper images to 1920 x 1080 (or 2133 x 1200) to eliminate the squish.
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Why are you making images 1920 x 1200 for the Nexus 5? The stock launcher is calling for an image 2160 x 1920 and with this size, it fits perfectly without stretching or scrunching.
When I take a screen shot it's 1080 x 1920. I am talking about a static portrait image, that's the screen size (even though specs say 1200 x 1920). I have different images on each screen without WP scrolling. Yes, 2160 x 1920 is for a scrolling wallpaper so you have image at left and right. I had no real question, I was just pointing it out. If you set a 1200 x 1920 image as wallpaper it will "squish" to 1080 x 1920 (if it's static, like some launchers let you do, and for lockscreen).
So what resolution is everyone looking for? 2160 x 1920 is uncommon. Anything that's 1920 in height is quite rare.
Most I've seen are 1600 in height but that feels like we're wasting clarity.
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tcat007 said:
When I take a screen shot it's 1080 x 1920. I am talking about a static portrait image, that's the screen size (even though specs say 1200 x 1920). I have different images on each screen without WP scrolling. Yes, 2160 x 1920 is for a scrolling wallpaper so you have image at left and right. I had no real question, I was just pointing it out. If you set a 1200 x 1920 image as wallpaper it will "squish" to 1080 x 1920 (if it's static, like some launchers let you do, and for lockscreen).
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Where did you see 1200 x 1920? The specs say 1080 x 1920 for single screen.
Sorry, my error. Most of the images near the correct size were 1200. I was also thinking the aspect ratio was closer to 1200x1920 if top and bottom bars are not translucent.
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I'm testing the resolution to 4k and it seems that it looks better than the default 2k. That if the battery goes down something faster.
If you want to try is easy. With adb shell (pc) or console (mobile) put this:
Adb shell wm size 2160x3840
Adb shell wm density 640
The first line is for resolution and the second for density. Never lower the density below 600 with 4k resolution, if you do already know .......... launcher loop and format the mobile.
For mobile by console (app terminal) ....
First enter as root with "su" without quotes and commands:
Wm size 2160x3840
Wm density 640
If you want to return to the default resolution and density
Size wm 1440x2560
Wm density 560
Note that if you do not change the two lines of the dpi option of the build.prop file, some options of the launcher (lock clock and something else) will be seen with the default dpi of the rom (560).
If we change the resolution will not work the screenshots, but by third party app's if (google play). The screenshots are output to 4k and not to 2k.
P.d: The normal or reasonable dpi for 4k is 800-840.
P.d2: Do it under your responsibility (if you do not know, do not touch)
P.d3: The youtube app the maximum that it offers are 2k.
Edit:Really is a 4k screen? Could you implement 4k in the kernel as in xperia z5 premium?
Le max 2 screen is a 2k not 4k
So is it possible to set resolution to 720 or 1080p to improve performance and battery life?
I Issued those command with no error/success and couldn't find option for 4K in video settings. Did I miss anything?
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So is it possible to set resolution to 720 or 1080p to improve performance and battery life?
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Good question. 720p would be ideal as 2K (quad HD) is a direct multiple of 720p (HD), so scaling would be no problem.
Hello,
I change the resolution to Full HD
Adb shell wm size 1080x1920
Adb shell wm density 420
I use the Pixel Launcher and I haven't problems, but I test with default launcher and was deformed.
I don't see how you changed it to 4K when display does not have that amount of pixels... can't you smell this smell?
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Hello,
I change the resolution to Full HD
Adb shell wm size 1080x1920
Adb shell wm density 420
I use the Pixel Launcher and I haven't problems, but I test with default launcher and was deformed.
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could you watch something about the running time?
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Le max 2 screen is a 2k not 4k
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voolandis said:
I don't see how you changed it to 4K when display does not have that amount of pixels... can't you smell this smell?
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Heyyo, err... It's called downsampling. It's a technique used generally on PC gaming to improve texture quality and lower aliasing compared to using post processing like FXAA or SMAA as those can have a smear or blurred effect to them sometimes.
Nvidia have Dynamic Super Resolution which is a driver software based solution
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/dsr
AMD went the hardware route so there's less performance hit but more limitations on resolution. Virtual Super Resolution
https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/vsr
With that said? I think the gains on the Le Max 2 downsampling 4K UHD to QHD (2K resolution is technically 2048x1080 also known as 2K DCI... QHD = quadruple HD and HD is 1280x720) would be quite minimal since the pixel per inch of this 5.7" QHD acreen is already so ridiculously high compared to a TV or computer monitor.