Hi, does anybody know if there any possibility to configure min/max level of automatic brightness. All I need is to increase the min brightness (it's too dark for me) - is there any app or some kind of "registry" hack for that?
Hmmm... the minimum brightness on mine is too bright, IMO. Laying in bed with the lights off, it's almost blinding...
uansari1 said:
Hmmm... the minimum brightness on mine is too bright
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Try to see anything on a screen in a room, filled by a sunlight. Is it still too bright? I mostly use this device while sunlight, not in bed
I find both cases annoying.
I find both cases annoying.
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What he said.
tyoma_first said:
Hi, does anybody know if there any possibility to configure min/max level of automatic brightness. All I need is to increase the min brightness (it's too dark for me) - is there any app or some kind of "registry" hack for that?
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Bump.... Anyone able to figure out how to do this?
Now Froyo has improved the auto brightness somewhat we really need a hack to increase the minimum brightness or just increase the auto brightness level by say 2 notches. Its always just a bit darker than I want it.
CJSnet said:
Now Froyo has improved the auto brightness somewhat we really need a hack to increase the minimum brightness or just increase the auto brightness level by say 2 notches. Its always just a bit darker than I want it.
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Couldn't agree more.
New autobrightness is pretty much perfect for me during the day! I haven't tested it at night yet though.
You know with the last firmware we got a limitation on the maximum brightnes due to "solving the overheating problem"... Is there any way to revert it back to a very bright screen? It's very bad right now to see this awesome display rouined....
Hi all,
Does anyone know the minimum and maximum brightness of the Moto g5 plus display in nits.
Thanks
I found it with a quick Google search. Less than 30 seconds. Good luck!
Ok thanks. I found that the minimum brightness is 6 nits and the maximum brightness is 581 nits.
Will flashing a custom rom provide a better display brightness accuracy? On Stock the slider has to be at least at ≥60-70% for proper viewing.
Try EX kernel/manager and set minimum brightness to 42
uglavnom_bezopasni said:
Try EX kernel/manager and set minimum brightness to 42
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Will this work with the stock kernel? If not what kernel are you running?
I dirty flashed from 9.17 and now the brightness is so much higher for me. If before I was using 50% not the equivalent is like 15%.
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Will flashing a custom rom provide a better display brightness accuracy? On Stock the slider has to be at least at ≥60-70% for proper viewing.
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This seems to be fixed in A10 stable.
I checked the Notebookcheck.net review for the Axon 7 Mini: The PWM does switch off above 20% brightness. https://www.notebookcheck.net/ZTE-Axon-7-Mini-Smartphone-Review.185372.0.html
Does that mean, that DC Dimming is used above this brightness value?
"Analysis: DC Dimming vs. PWM – Can you dim AMOLED displays without the flickering?" https://www.notebookcheck.net/Analy...displays-without-the-flickering.423121.0.html
The non-Mini Axon 7 uses PWM throughout the entire brightness range. https://www.notebookcheck.net/ZTE-Axon-7-Smartphone-Review.182649.0.html