Hello I installed Light Manager and Light Flow of OP 3 OxygenOS 3.2.2 unlocked bootloader and root, the speed of the notification LED does not change I would like to increase it is no way to do it? thank you.
If you use a custom rom like bluespark or elementalx, use a kernel manager and there is the tab for altering led speed and intensity.
Changing Kernel I can change the speed and intensity of the LED?
Yes you can, using elementalX kernel and app you'll be able to
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Great !! if I want to put the stock kernel where I find I get links?
Can I switch off led in oxygen os
avin.dj.raj said:
Can I switch off led in oxygen os
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Not in the stock led kernel, no. You can switch them off on a per app basis though. There's no top level option to switch it off.
That's the first thing I looked for when I moved to this phone.
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i can't stand the defult color.
but the screen seems a little yellow on sRGB mod.
any idea to tune the color balance on sRGB mod?
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Yeah I m also looking for that it's not available in stock ROM may be a custom ROM could have this enabled
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sRGB is the accurate representation of the colors, tuning it will defeat the purpose of using it. If you want the freedom to tune temperature of screen colors, you can always switch off the sRGB mode.
Tip: Use sRGB mode for a few days, you will get used to it.
You can use Light Manager (Pro) from the app store if it bothers you. The app is surprisingly effective at changing screen tint but I agree with what has been said; stick with sRGB for a while and you most likely won't want to go back to the stock 'neon' look.
U can install a custom kernel like bluesparks or elementalx which have kcal which will let u modify too ur liking, u need to be rooted and have trwp
Bradl79 said:
U can install a custom kernel like bluesparks or elementalx which have kcal which will let u modify too ur liking, u need to be rooted and have trwp
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any app recommend?
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drummerman said:
You can use Light Manager (Pro) from the app store if it bothers you. The app is surprisingly effective at changing screen tint but I agree with what has been said; stick with sRGB for a while and you most likely won't want to go back to the stock 'neon' look.
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thx a lot
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weigeloveu said:
any app recommend?
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I use kernel toolkit
I agree, sRGB mode is a bit too yellow...
Mine shows a very dark red. What to do? in general all colors seem much darker than they should be.
Light manger pro seems to be a program to change the led color?
i got the optimal settings
go to display & led -> livedisplay -> profile -> set this to photo
then to calibration -> set this to red 95%, green 93 % and blue 100 %
These are the best settings for me and i see no yellowish anymore
Playa82 said:
i got the optimal settings
go to display & led -> livedisplay -> profile -> set this to photo
then to calibration -> set this to red 95%, green 93 % and blue 100 %
These are the best settings for me and i see no yellowish anymore
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What program do you make these adjustments in?
joshuadjohnson22 said:
What program do you make these adjustments in?
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No program. you can set this up in CM13.
I know there's an app, Oreo Coloriser, to force DCI-P3 color space. Can I do it natively assuming I have a rooted device with a custom kernel? Also, what settings for calibration is usually used? Thanks!
sacredsoul said:
I know there's an app, Oreo Coloriser, to force DCI-P3 color space. Can I do it natively assuming I have a rooted device with a custom kernel? Also, what settings for calibration is usually used? Thanks!
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You'll probably get a dozen or so answers/opinions on this one! Personally, I use either Flash or Snoke kernel which facilitate the use of KCAL control using either the EXKM or Kernel Auditor apps, and then either use color profiles, or self experimental settings to adjust the colors to ones liking. It also appears that most users start from the saturated mode before adjusting the colors further :good:
Badger50 said:
You'll probably get a dozen or so answers/opinions on this one! Personally, I use either Flash or Snoke kernel which facilitate the use of KCAL control using either the EXKM or Kernel Auditor apps, and then either use color profiles, or self experimental settings to adjust the colors to ones liking. It also appears that most users start from the saturated mode before adjusting the colors further :good:
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Cheers! Any already built color profiles lying around for the Pixel 2 XL?
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Cheers! Any already built color profiles lying around for the Pixel 2 XL?
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Many have used the KCAL profiles from the nexus 6p without issues, me included. Here's some further insight as to what settings, and reasoning others have/are using :good:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-2-xl/how-to/color-control-profiles-t3701311
Do you have problems with auto brightness in MIUI roms? Your screen brightness gets extremely dark in low light conditions, or the brightness spikes just with a few increase of light?
For low brightness problem, actually you can adjust the minimum autobrightness in slider bar, but sometimes it will reset back to default minimum brightness. For example if you turn off auto brightness in game, when you turn it on again, it won't resume your settings. As a result the screen will get darker than your adjustment.
I created magisk module to fix that. This will increase the minimum brightness in low light, and also reduce the over brightness in medium and high ambient light. The result will be smoother auto brightness step, and be more convenient for your eyes!
There are two modules, one for Miui 10 running Android Pie, and the other ones for Miui 10 running Android Oreo. Dont install wrong module, because there are much more brightness values in Android P than O.
The Oreo version may be not as good as Pie version, because i tested it in Redmi Note 5. My Mi Mix 2s currently running Miui 10 P beta 8.8.16 for Pie version testing. But it should give the same result. Oreo version works in Miui 9 too, but may results different.
So what this module do? It adds framework-res to the /system/media/theme/default. With a magisk module you can do it systemlessly! To install it, just download the module then browse it in Magisk Manager.
If you dont like my setting values, just unzip my module, find framework-res file, unzip it, then edit the theme_values.xml to any values you want under "config_autoBrightnessLcdBacklightValues", then zip all back.
Download links in attachment.
Guide:
V1 for lowest brightness (best battery)
V2 for a bit brighter in low light
V3 for brighter brightness (best for full edge cover tempered glass user)
V4 for more responsive and smoother auto brightness. Values are about similar to v3.
To check if this module works;
Tap the Kernel Version in About Phone 5 times, then you will enter CIT. Go to Light Sensor. Cover your phone light sensor on upper bezel (lower for Mi Mix 2s) with your palm till the light sensor value reach 0. If the backlight is not going under 100/130 (pie) or 7 (oreo), then this module works! My module limits the minimal auto brightness, which the original can reach to 20 which is ridiculously very dark.
This module may work on any MIUI-based rom phones with IPS display, not just Mi Mix 2s.
I also created this module for Mi 9 (amoled display). Visit my thread HERE
Notes:
- Only V4 has responsitivity adjustment. More responsive means it needs less light increments to trigger auto brightness adjustment.
- Editing the values can cause a mess. Add .disable_magisk file in cache partition if your phone cant boot then uninstall the module in manager.
Thanks have flashed this and will see how it goes over a day/night. Initially it's good though.
I find the auto bright annoying sometimes especially given how easy it is to cover the bottom chin sensors on this phone.
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mattman83 said:
Thanks have flashed this and will see how it goes over a day/night. Initially it's good though.
I find the auto bright annoying sometimes especially given how easy it is to cover the bottom chin sensors on this phone.
M.
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Thanks for trying. I hope you get better auto brightness experience after a day..
Yeah the worst part is the light sensor in mix 2s located in bottom left where you could get the screen unseenable while using two/left hands. If its in center, it would be better.
My other mi phone with forehead light sensor often gets annoyingly too dark. I never satisfied with miui default auto brightness and always use this mod since miui 7. Fortunately, this method still works with some adjustment in value.
Ok so it's been a couple of days and this has helped a lot imo at least for indoors (haven't really had any major outdoors time...).
Still gets dark enough when it's really dark, but certainly for normal indoor conditions the default settings you have are much better. Xiaomi settings often got too dark, and you can adjust the slider, but then the slider goes back after while anyway :-\
M.
Just reporting back after a while with this and more miui updates, seems the later beta builds have changed something in the brightness in that I don't know if this mod works any more, or if it needs tweaking to provide the same brightness levels it used to.
I had a really quick play with values as suggested in the op but it's well outside my field of expertise and couldnt get it to do much different
M.
@arddy1
... where to find the default values ?
I'm on Poco F1 and want to compare to the default values and adjust theme_values.xml
mattman83 said:
Just reporting back after a while with this and more miui updates, seems the later beta builds have changed something in the brightness in that I don't know if this mod works any more, or if it needs tweaking to provide the same brightness levels it used to.
I had a really quick play with values as suggested in the op but it's well outside my field of expertise and couldnt get it to do much different
M.
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Sorry for late reply. This mod still works in miui 8.10.11 global. Here are the screenshots of screen light value in lowest brightness. The lower one is the original. Mine still brighter in lowest light.
der_Kief said:
@arddy1
... where to find the default values ?
I'm on Poco F1 and want to compare to the default values and adjust theme_values.xml
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Here's the screenshot from framework_res in rom 8.10.11 global
So it only works on miui
Yes since it's a miui issue. Stock android roms don't reset brightness like miui.
Stock roms just set the brightness bar where you want, some will have the ability adjust the total curve even. Miui if you raise brightness it will change itself back after 5 mins or so, so it's needed to change the system default values
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mattman83 said:
Yes since it's a miui issue. Stock android roms don't reset brightness like miui.
Stock roms just set the brightness bar where you want, some will have the ability adjust the total curve even. Miui if you raise brightness it will change itself back after 5 mins or so, so it's needed to change the system default values
M.
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To me it happens on the treble roms. Exactly as in miui.. might be a vendor thing idk
Can I use this on Vince running Resurrection Remix 6.2.1 Android Oreo? I am having auto brightness issue in custom ROMs too.
Shubhambora said:
Can I use this on Vince running Resurrection Remix 6.2.1 Android Oreo? I am having auto brightness issue in custom ROMs too.
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No, its for miui only. Even using it on miui other than i specified in first post may not work
Can you check with the latest miui 8.11.15?
I'm currently using this but sometimes the brightness still jumps from dim to bright
Thanks for this fix!
Can you make flashable zip version via TWRP recovery? I don't use Magisk and I don't want to be rooted
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Max auto brightness level can be increased from current value?
From 4095 to 4500
It would better in sunlight
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hi any chance to have it without root?
graw2 said:
Max auto brightness level can be increased from current value?
From 4095 to 4500
It would better in sunlight
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No. 4095 is the max value.
H0unter said:
hi any chance to have it without root?
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Yes you can. As long as you unlock bootloader and place the framework-res file in system path i mentioned in first post with twrp
I tried your auto brightness fix. And surprisingly it seems to work on the Mi Max 3 with xiaomi.eu 8.12.6v2 as well.
palmdude said:
I tried your auto brightness fix. And surprisingly it seems to work on the Mi Max 3 with xiaomi.eu 8.12.6v2 as well.
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Agreed, on 8.12.13 xiaomi.eu (pie) Mi Max 3 it works very well. Thank you for your efforts OP.
Is there any app that could control the speed of our notification light. I find the stock blinking slow. I am using Masik 1.7 (MIUI Custom ROM)
RSBluee said:
Is there any app that could control the speed of our notification light. I find the stock blinking slow. I am using Masik 1.7 (MIUI Custom ROM)
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You can try Light manager from Play Store, but I'm not sure that it's possible, I think it has a fixed blinking rate and delay.
@rsblue
I"ve tried Light Flow. It can force a certain notification to trigger that tiny LED, but you wont be able to concoll how. In my case (PE rom) it would be blinking (faster than on stock) but only that. No constant light, no blinking speed controll
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Cirra92 said:
You can try Light manager from Play Store, but I'm not sure that it's possible, I think it has a fixed blinking rate and delay.
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I'll try it. Thanks for the help.
MikiGry said:
@rsblue
I"ve tried Light Flow. It can force a certain notification to trigger that tiny LED, but you wont be able to concoll how. In my case (PE rom) it would be blinking (faster than on stock) but only that. No constant light, no blinking speed controll
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I'll take a look at it. Thanks buddy.
In Kernel Auditor i have configured the screen settings to reduce Blue Light but as soon as i lock and unlock the device the colours go back to normal and i have to go back in to Kernel Auditor again.
How can i set it so the colours stay after unlocking?
Thanks
This happens on all miui roms. Is reading mode not enough for reducing blue light?
abdullah1994uk said:
This happens on all miui roms. Is reading mode not enough for reducing blue light?
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MIUI reading mode isnt quite warm enough for me personally. I prefer warmer colours in general so i'd like to reduce the blue intensity.
What options are available for MIUI roms if any?