I know automatic mode brightness max is about 800 but does anyone know what the max is for manual? Thanks.
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is there any way to set max lower brightness?
Try "screen filter" from the market.
Yeah, check this (Screen Filter)
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.haxor&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5oYXhvciJd
On webos, you have the lowest brightness, then the autodim brightness, which is lower than the lowest brightness you can adjust via a patch
is there a way for enable this dim brightness on CM9?
anonxlg said:
On webos, you have the lowest brightness, then the autodim brightness, which is lower than the lowest brightness you can adjust via a patch
is there a way for enable this dim brightness on CM9?
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well, to reply to myself, i found an app called rootdim that can force lower brightness to hp touchpad patched to run on dim brightness
Awesome! The lowest brightness on cm9 is a bit too bright for dark situations, so this app will hopefully work wonders.
Is Auto Brightness somehow related to basic brightness setting , namely, if I check the Auto Brightness box the brightness is not the same if I put brightness to min or max. Why then have the Auto Brightness settings ? Does this mean "fine tuning ?
Auto brightness auto addapts to your ambient light levels, its not fine tuning
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Auto brightness auto addapts to your ambient light levels, its not fine tuning
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Thank you for your reply. I understand that Auto Brihtness auto adapts to the ambient light, but auto settings doesn't give the same result when the slider is set to min or max and this is what confused me
sarobi said:
Is Auto Brightness somehow related to basic brightness setting , namely, if I check the Auto Brightness box the brightness is not the same if I put brightness to min or max. Why then have the Auto Brightness settings ? Does this mean "fine tuning ?
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Auto brightness does its job. However, If you think standard light level of auto brightness is too low or too high, you can just topup or decrease manually. It will adjust your setting in every level of brightness.
Hey guys so problem is my screen flickers a bit when I turn the brightness to max. So is there anyway to set the maximum brightness level through build.prop or somewhere else so that when I move the brightness slider it shouldn't go too high.
I had a great Macrodroid macro that would check for the ambient's light levels and then set the display brightness according to my preferences everytime I would unlock the phone.
It worked way better than setting "adaptive brightness" to on.
On the Mi A3, it won't work correctly though: when I set brightness level to 20% at a certain light level (for example between 200 and 400 lm) the actual brightness will be set much higher than 20%.
Anyone has any suggestions?
Thanks