Even on the lowest setting the screen is brighter than I would like. Is there a way to change the lowest possible brightness setting?
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Screen filter from Play store
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Works great. Thanks!
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rootdim is also an alternative
I'm assuming that this won't extend battery life?
You can also use night mode app.. It's simple and easy to use..
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ziddey said:
I'm assuming that this won't extend battery life?
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Not really
You're not able to disable the ips backlight.
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How to use Cyanogen settings?
How do i use the cyanogen setting, reduce brightness? It's way to bright on normal auto setting.
Anyone use the filters?
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troyolson92 said:
How to use Cyanogen settings?
How do i use the cyanogen setting, reduce brightness? It's way to bright on normal auto setting.
Anyone use the filters?
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There is still a standard brightness in Display settings. Turn off auto brightness and set brightness manually down. Have not tried any filters.
I have done that i wad looking to reduce auto brightness amount.
I did figure it out. Go to cyanogen settings> display> backlight> custom settings. I'm the grid reduce the amount for the different levels then click save and apply.
*observations:
1) reducing by 2 makes a good difference.
2) to get settings to stick sometimes i had to uncheck use custom settings.
3) reboot to get settings to stick if uncheck didn't work.
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Settings do not stick on reboot?...
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Settings do not stay when unlock screen.
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Use samurai kernel, normal brightness goes much lower, or, use app called "screen filter"
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Thanks... I'm on samurai kernel.. I'll try app
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Whenever I turn auto brightness on it seems to go to the lowest possible setting (usually around 5%)...and I never really see it go above 30-40%. Is this normal?
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Put it out on direct sunlight. Did it change brightness?
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Mine does the same but I never use auto brightness I wish I knew why though.
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stankyou said:
Put it out on direct sunlight. Did it change brightness?
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Yea, in direct sunlight is when I'm seeing the 40-50% brightness.
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iiDeadSeriousii said:
Yea, in direct sunlight is when I'm seeing the 40-50% brightness.
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Then the sensor is fine. You may wanna use some market apps if you want it to change screen brightness at certain brightness levels of your surroundings.
Edit: and make sure you don't have the sensors covered by your screen protector if you are using one. That could screw up the amount of light the sensors are receiving causing your phone not to respond to changes as I should.
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OK my auto brightness never worked as u can see from my above post. I reverted back to stock i mean a complete wipe and flashed stock Boot images and guess what? Now my auto brightness works. :thumbup::thumbup: Im back rooted and using francos kernel and killrom and everything is peaches.
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Try LUX app
I am all stock rooted. I have screen full brightness, GPS off, bt off, nfc off data and Wi-Fi on. Any ideas how to increase the life via root.
Thanks
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Root won't give you better battery life maybe a custom ROM and kernel would help
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From my experience (I like 100% brightness also) you will probably only get about 3hours screen on time with 100% brightness regardless of what rom or kernel you run
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Hey guys I recently bought the Lux Auto Brightness app which dims your display according to your environment. I would like to dim my hardware keys because when I'm in a pitch black room the keys are still bright......Any ideas would be awesome. Thanks
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Up to my knowledge you can only shorten the duration of the back lit keys or turn them off completely. Settings>Display>Touch key light duration. I have my keys to not lit up at all and i like it.
i dont see that option in display
qman66 said:
i dont see that option in display
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Look harder?
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Deekayy said:
Look harder?
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no its definitely not there
I can see Touch Key Light Duration on your screen shot toward the top.
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Not on my phone that's strange
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I can find the option in display, shut the light for long
Can we get ultra power saving mode, from galaxy s5?
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Good Question
Please!!!
1.st reason for no Nexus 4 isnt Amoled
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nope.
if you want it badly, root it and install custom kernel.
at least it do helps, a bit
zamzameir said:
nope.
if you want it badly, root it and install custom kernel.
at least it do helps, a bit
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I rooted my phone and installed custom kernel. I just asked if it's possible to do that.
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sosta1 said:
Can we get ultra power saving mode, from galaxy s5?
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Turn off your phone and leave it in your desk drawer. :good:
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I rooted my phone and installed custom kernel. I just asked if it's possible to do that.
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You can try batteryguru from play store.
It has this option.
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battery saving
You can try a Rom with the battery saving feature, im running Nexus 5 experience rom CM 11 and it has the option to enable battery saving. It just reduces CPU when screen is off. Other Roms have even more options such as turning off Location when screen is off.
would an f2fs format rom increase battery ?
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would an f2fs format rom increase battery ?
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No.
F2fs only increases I/o speed, if you even notice it at all.
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Switch it to airplane mode
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so, te chances are slighty to none for a feature like ultra power saving mode in N4?!