Hello, I am using sense version, I edited build.prop to change LCD to 180. i using spare parts then everything ok but when i receive a call my lock screen is not normal, its become smaller here is the attach picture. How can i fix it?? thanks.
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mylove299 said:
Hello, I am using sense version, I edited build.prop to change LCD to 180. i using spare parts then everything ok but when i receive a call my lock screen is not normal, its become smaller here is the attach picture. How can i fix it?? thanks.
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try changing your density from 170,180,190.....240 and check which fits the screen best
You shouldn't really change the density on Sense builds as the graphics aren't built with multiple resolutions. You can't actually fix the issue you have unfortunately as the image is just not meant for that resolution.
change the drag style to the default.... currently u r on the rotatory one .. im running cm7 american android with 140 lcd density... works awsm..on hd2
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size of streak icons.... is there any way to make them bigger?
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Totally agree... why aren't they proportionate to the screen
They're smaller cuz of the lower dpi (160)
if it were set higher (which you can do buy editing the build.prop) it would just be like any other device stretched out.
By having the lower dpi the space on the screen is used better and more icons/lists/etc can be displayed
also if you want you can download adw launcher from market and adjust how many icons you want on the homescreen thus making them bigger or smaller to your liking.
head over to the android developer page to find out more at http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html
Where is the settting in the build.prop file. I dont see it
fone_fanatic said:
They're smaller cuz of the lower dpi (160)
if it were set higher (which you can do buy editing the build.prop) it would just be like any other device stretched out.
By having the lower dpi the space on the screen is used better and more icons/lists/etc can be displayed
also if you want you can download adw launcher from market and adjust how many icons you want on the homescreen thus making them bigger or smaller to your liking.
head over to the android developer page to find out more at http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html
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carhigh said:
Where is the settting in the build.prop file. I dont see it
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Code:
ro.sf.lcd_density=160
change it to 240, thats what the EVO and most other devices with 4.x screens are set to.
Be careful when editing the file, as everything goes, i/we/us are not responsible if you brick your device.
fone_fanatic said:
Code:
ro.sf.lcd_density=160
change it to 240, thats what the EVO and most other devices with 4.x screens are set to.
Be careful when editing the file, as everything goes, i/we/us are not responsible if you brick your device.
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My build.prop doesnt have it, weird. I even pulled a copy to the pc and searched it. root/system/build.prop, right?
So thats probably why lcd density changer didnt/doesnt work either. The icon sizes are fine for me with the stock launcher, but i installed launcher pro and the icons get even smaller. i just reset my phone cause ive done so much crap to it the last couple days. I still havent found out what way to use it that i can live with
Anybody have a solution to this, yet?
The official 2.2 build does not have this line in the build.prop
I also don't have that option in my build.prop
I'm on the 12821 Build, if that helps anyone.
try desktop visualizer, up to 4 x 4
or buy new glasses?
You can add it in your build prop file. I did mine today and worked. It was suggested in another thread. Let me see if I can find it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=874610
If u are rooted, try the LCD density app on the market
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PS: Yes, you can just add it.
It works fine and will make the adjustment. I'm having no issues with a dpi of 200 except for it cutting off names a bit short on the bottom with an incoming phone call. Rotating to portrait solves the issue just fine. It doesn't hinder performance, but somtimes can make it a bit tough to read who is calling you.
ADW.Launcher EX was just recently released ($3.28) which allows you to increase the size of the icons. It does a ton of new, really cool features. Here's a quick video explaining few of the app's features:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/1...eleased-transitions-to-a-whole-new-dimension/
Hope this helps.
This is the form that is the best way for increase the lcd dendity a 200
Anyone messed around with lcd density yet? I used to have my old galaxy on around 215
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Since many of us dont have the phone yet, you could imagine that would be tough
Why dont you give it a shot though. btw i think 200 will be amazing, since the screen 4.3, but i dont know how the ui will hold up. I remember on the sgs1, some of the apps, ie music, etc, looked odd since it didnt fit properly.
I realised we need root first but its not far off lol
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Using 200 at the moment, text quite small though.
Im using 225 now, the auto rotation button on the pull down was misaligned and it annoyed me lol
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Big thing for me this. I like 190dpi.
I presume 'LCDDensity for Root' by Elviss Kustans, can change the screen density until you reboot. But without root 'LCD Density Changer' by Beansoft won't be able to change it permanently.
I'm looking forward to full CF root (I'm looking forward to getting my phone first )
Works with LCD Density Changer mate, the root is fine.
dont you find text a bit small on 190? lol
and how does it look on a smaller density? are all icons etc ok? because on my ex-dhd with sense 2.1 it looked pretty strange
Guitarfreak26 said:
Works with LCD Density Changer mate, the root is fine.
dont you find text a bit small on 190? lol
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I use 167 on my hd2, and it is perfect, more is too big.
Shame it messes up the samsung widget bar on the notification screen the ones with two words have the line through them
Yeah, thats the problem with lower density's on manufacturer skins. on a stock build like nexus s, lower densities look crazy good. some apps have problems though. I think maybe in the future once custom roms start getting made, maybe the chefs can change the framework so things dont look misaligned.
Ibasket still looks awful on 225... i got round the dialer by using go dialer...
Just rooted and installed LCD Density Changer and when I set it to anything other than the default my wifi won't connect unless I forget it and re-add the password.
Has anyone else experienced this?
after rooting, action (1) installed ADW, action (2)dropped my res to 200 with LCD changer, if I wanted my phone to look like an IPHONE I would have bought one
Disrespective said:
Just rooted and installed LCD Density Changer and when I set it to anything other than the default my wifi won't connect unless I forget it and re-add the password.
Has anyone else experienced this?
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Figured this one out. When the phone does a soft reset (I think that's what it's called, one where it reboots from the screen animation only) it won't reconnect the wifi until it's toggled on and off. Setting the screen density as the default so the device fully restarts with this density set each time seems to fix this issue.
Rooted and now running at 196dpi. Its so much better than 240dpi.
I was thinking to myself that I was getting used to the stock dpi, then I rooted and realised how wrong I was lol!
Only problems are the drop down toggle menu and the dialer, which have already been, mentioned.
Guitarfreak26 said:
i got round the dialer by using go dialer...
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Do you mean Go Contacts?
I can confirm Go Dialler (download Go Contacts from Market) works a treat
Just wondering if any owners tried changing the density manually or with lcddensity. Wondering if touchwiz recognize any change in the density. Would love to change this to 200
Will definitely be playing around with the density when I receive mine.
I'm just curious as to what changing the density actually does. Since obviously you can't physically change the screen density, what is the advantage of tricking the phone into thinking it's different via software?
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I'm just curious as to what changing the density actually does. Since obviously you can't physically change the screen density, what is the advantage of tricking the phone into thinking it's different via software?
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check this video out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yrOAJJK-GY
Usually changing the density makes the screen look more high res by making everything smaller and fitting more information on the screen. If your still using your galaxy s try out lcddensity and change to 200. Touchwiz on 1st galaxy s didnt adjust well to changing the density. default is using 240
Was the first thing i did. Set mine to 202 out if habbit, as most devices get issues with wonky UIs at 200 or below.
Device looks great on 202. The only thing that distorts slight is the quick access tools ( sound and screen rotation only) in the notification bar.
The posituve outweighs the nefative for me.
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risq said:
Was the first thing i did. Set mine to 202 out if habbit, as most devices get issues with wonky UIs at 200 or below.
Device looks great on 202. The only thing that distorts slight is the quick access tools ( sound and screen rotation only) in the notification bar.
The posituve outweighs the nefative for me.
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can you take a screen shot? im wondering what the app menu looks like.
+1 for screenshot. I run my DHD at 190. I use LCD Density Changer which has a compatibility mode to make problem apps run full screen, but it needs root
Okay, great device... but really annoying that most apps don't make use of the extra real estate on the screen. Most apps are just blown up versions of for example the Galaxy S2 apps. Meaning most apps are the same but 5.3/4.2 = 1.26 times bigger That's at least a pity The contacts app displays the same amount of contacts on a screen as the Galaxy S2 or S but... with a 1.26 x bigger font (compared to the S2) and 5.3/4=1.33 (lol) x bigger font compared to the Galaxy S
Fortunately there seems to be a setting in the accessibility settings that allows the user to decrease the font in some stock apps. Unfortunately this doesn't work. At least not on my device. Anyone got this working?
And yes, ICS would be a great improvement for such a big screen device.
Is that possible to set another density for the device (maybe you have to root it first)?
siamchen said:
Is that possible to set another density for the device (maybe you have to root it first)?
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You'd have to root it first, and then push the density down. Not ideal, as some apps then run in a box on the screen, but it does make for smaller fonts, and you can cram more widgets on the screen etc.
I run my HD2 at 160, but then again I have had my eyes lasered!
Root
Go to system/build.prop
Open in editor
change the value of lcd from 240 to 192
See the difference.
U can always go back
All apps wont be scaled to the new lcd value.
eg: TW in sgsII does not scale.
However i always used this value and did not use TW.
Looks very interesting but I'm afraid that I'm not s pro
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density change doesn't address the question
Hey ho wait..... this wasn't the question. So does the fontsize changing option work for you guys?
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Hey ho wait..... this wasn't the question. So does the fontsize changing option work for you guys?
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I think change the font size setting in gingerbread is for display text in text editor or web browser instead of the launcher and most other application as they have their own fixed font size. You cannot do anything to those applications as they has been programmed that way.
siamchen said:
I think change the font size setting in gingerbread is for display text in text editor or web browser instead of the launcher and most other application as they have their own fixed font size. You cannot do anything to those applications as they has been programmed that way.
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With stock apps I mean the Samsung apps. In the accessibility settings there's an option to change the font size "in the following applications: S planner, Email, Contacts and Messaging" (as stated in the accessibility settings)
Unfortunately this setting doesn't work on my jk4 rom. Maybe others have luck on other roms. Seems like a very usuable option for the note.
drgopoos said:
Root
Go to system/build.prop
Open in editor
change the value of lcd from 240 to 192
See the difference.
U can always go back
All apps wont be scaled to the new lcd value.
eg: TW in sgsII does not scale.
However i always used this value and did not use TW.
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My lcd.density (or so) was set to 320 on stock!
I changed it to 280 and the system looks now nicer!
Actually, I measured the tab and my calculation would be around 270-280 dpi.
Has anybody other/better data?
By the way, 1st problem after changing lcd density is in S Memo! Background seem to have a fixed 'smaller size' which are then placed wrongly
Another impact: The email-widget does not fit on screen any more (using Launcher Pro) ... Hope in ICS they will fix some of those screen size problems!
fscherz said:
My lcd.density (or so) was set to 320 on stock!
I changed it to 280 and the system looks now nicer!
Actually, I measured the tab and my calculation would be around 270-280 dpi.
Has anybody other/better data?
By the way, 1st problem after changing lcd density is in S Memo! Background seem to have a fixed 'smaller size' which are then placed wrongly
Another impact: The email-widget does not fit on screen any more (using Launcher Pro) ... Hope in ICS they will fix some of those screen size problems!
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I didn't try it myself yet but I bet it will give a whole lot of trouble with almost every Samsung app on this xhdpi device. Like HTC, they exactly target the screen for which they write software. Unlike most android apps in the market, targeting screens with different specs isn't important. Scaling isn't a requirement for these stock apps. ICS will not solve the problem, because it is still up to the developer which screens will be targeted.
Anyway, back to the original question, I think it is safe to conclude that the font setting doesn't work for anyone. So it is a bug.
I have rooted my phone and tried to use Spare Parts to change the font size to Extremely Small. It works instantly and make the application much more usable. But, there is a problem: The font size will change back to Normal after few hours by itself. Anyone has the same problem?
siamchen said:
I have rooted my phone and tried to use Spare Parts to change the font size to Extremely Small. It works instantly and make the application much more usable. But, there is a problem: The font size will change back to Normal after few hours by itself. Anyone has the same problem?
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that method also won't scale down graphics to match the smaller fonts. LCD Density Changer accomplishes that and works well.
Hello everyone,
considering the phone has two screen I was wondering if it was possible to change the DPI on the main screen (AMOLED) without affecting the eInk screen ?
Thank you
Regards
nounous said:
Hello everyone,
considering the phone has two screen I was wondering if it was possible to change the DPI on the main screen (AMOLED) without affecting the eInk screen ?
Thank you
Regards
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Yes. I am using Yotaphone 2 (YD201) with 440 dpi and it's really OK.
I think it doesn't change the eink display.
You can do changes using build.prop file in LCD_DENSITY parametr.
Regards!
zencooler said:
Yes. I am using Yotaphone 2 (YD201) with 440 dpi and it's really OK.
I think it doesn't change the eink display.
You can do changes using build.prop file in LCD_DENSITY parametr.
Regards!
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Thank you! I'm running 420 dpi and it's looking great!
zencooler said:
Yes. I am using Yotaphone 2 (YD201) with 440 dpi and it's really OK.
I think it doesn't change the eink display.
You can do changes using build.prop file in LCD_DENSITY parametr.
Regards!
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Have you experienced any problems with vibration as after changing to 440 it was replaced with a strange sound (in some applications). Changing to 420 reverted the vibration back.
Also, hopefully someone will find it useful, changing the DPI (checked at 420) makes screen tapping incredibly sensitive which makes tapping a headache. Fortunately, it's reproducible only when the device is connected via USB (I used the same cable as when changing the DPI via adb)..
Another issue is that all avatars and received through viber images now look as the attached picture.. I've already sent an email to viber asking for help. So, fingers crossed.