What exactly does this app do and what do you think are the optimal settings for the voodoo on the epic?
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HI all,
With cm9 i always used The presetted color settings from cm9. I really like those settings, so which file do i need to edit to accomplish that ?
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You have to flash a kernel that supports it and use an app like Franco or Trinity Toolbox to adjust them.
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Nexus Color Control App? Vibration Control App? Any of these?
There are so many mods for the Nexus kernel. I don't like GLaDOS App not being free and the others...
djjonastybe said:
Nexus Color Control App? Vibration Control App? Any of these?
There are so many mods for the Nexus kernel. I don't like GLaDOS App not being free and the others...
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flash the trinity kernel. then download the trinity app from the market. u can use that app to contro the colours for ex,the contrast level.. i dnt kni whether thr is any app for vibration control
If your kernel supports it (which trinity does) you can also lower/raise vibration strength.
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By default, does CyanogenMod do something to modify how your OS displays colors on the phone?
I have minor color tint issues on my Galaxy Nexus using stock, but when I use CM, they seem amplified 5 fold
Anyone else with a Galaxy Nexus experience this?
Maybe they tweak the color gamma and multiplier. You can download apps like trickster mod to edit them if you don't like it
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not sure if this helps, but when I flash new ROMS the settings are usually on the highest brightness. Maybe try to adjust them back to automatic to see if that helps out.
kyokeun1234 said:
Maybe they tweak the color gamma and multiplier. You can download apps like trickster mod to edit them if you don't like it
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Do apps like that have a "stock" setting??
GRICKMAAAZ said:
not sure if this helps, but when I flash new ROMS the settings are usually on the highest brightness. Maybe try to adjust them back to automatic to see if that helps out.
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Eh, my stock JB screen looks best on full brightness
Matt08642 said:
By default, does CyanogenMod do something to modify how your OS displays colors on the phone?
I have minor color tint issues on my Galaxy Nexus using stock, but when I use CM, they seem amplified 5 fold
Anyone else with a Galaxy Nexus experience this?
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CM (and most ROMs in general) allow you to adjust the gamma and multipliers without 3rd party app....these are in the 'Advanced' settings
There are also predefined gamma/multiplier settings you can try....these are in the 'Color Hack Presets' under the 'Advanced' settings
Try starting there before using an app you may not need.
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Is there any app out there that will change your gamma/color values like franco's app?
The greatest weakness to an otherwise nice piece of hardware in my opinion is the OG Pro's blue-tinted display. The display is crisp and everything but there is such an obvious blue tinge when I compare to other phones I have. Does anyone know if there's an app to adjust screen color? There's one app that can allow you to add RGB color to the screen but not adjust. If anyone has any suggestions that would be great. Thanks.
I think you can play with the display settings with trickster mod
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misterpostman said:
I think you can play with the display settings with trickster mod
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Thanks for the suggestion - I've tried it and it doesn't stick or actually make a difference on the screen. I've tried with stock kernel and the modified kernel that's available in the development section.