Anyone notice that the display goes bright to dim and vise versa too often when using night light? Thanks.
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jasonbiggs said:
Anyone notice that the display goes bright to dim and vise versa too often when using night light? Thanks.
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I noticed this too the first couple days but I think it has settled down over time. What software version are you on?
PuffDaddy_d said:
I noticed this too the first couple days but I think it has settled down over time. What software version are you on?
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The latest 8.1... Forgot to mention it is when Adaptive display is active.
*Doh* I did mention that in the subject ?
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Is anyone else having issues with the auto screen brightness? I'm in bed now with all the lights off and my screen is at it's brightest. As far as I can remember, the screen has never gone dim for me. I have always had to do it manually.
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allen2oo3 said:
Is anyone else having issues with the auto screen brightness? I'm in bed now with all the lights off and my screen is at it's brightest. As far as I can remember, the screen has never gone dim for me. I have always had to do it manually.
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Same problem here.
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Mine seems to work. I always thought it worked based on where the bar is set prior to the checkmark.
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I use Quick Settings to adjust the brightness. The auto on this phone definitely isn't working correctly.
Mine works just fine. Dim when it's bright around me, bright when it's dark around me.
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I feel like mine does change some, but it never seems like it's a really accurate change to the condition... or maybe I just think it does, hmm.
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Mine works just fine. Dim when it's bright around me, bright when it's dark around me.
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That's backwards. You want the brightness down when it's dark, because less light is needed to see the screen, and up when it's light, because more brightness is needed to see the screen.
I as well have had issues with the auto brightness. It never seems to change. I manually set it, or leverage a widget.
Mine works but it adjusts too frequently. It was annoying to see it going brighter and dimmer every minute or two so I tuned it off and use a widget.
Thanks, Robrecht
funkybside said:
That's backwards. You want the brightness down when it's dark, because less light is needed to see the screen, and up when it's light, because more brightness is needed to see the screen.
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I believe it was a joke.
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Glad to see I'm not crazy and imagining things. Very surprised at how many little quirks HTC let slip by on the thunderbolt.
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I have always disliked auto-brightness. At night when I'm reading a book in bed, it is just way too bright at the lowest auto-bright setting. Though it was nice to automatically brighten up when I'm outside. Now days, I just stick an Android power control on the home screen and manage it myself. 0% for when I'm in bed reading books, 30% for normal every day use, 100% for when I'm outside. It seems to help the battery quite a bit too.
Its best to adjust it manually anyways... Just add a widget on your home screen lolz
What's best is not always whats preferred. It's little things like auto not working that make me miss my cyanogen'd droid 1
eallan said:
I believe it was a joke.
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jab818 said:
What's best is not always whats preferred. It's little things like auto not working that make me miss my cyanogen'd droid 1
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Same, but I came from a CM Eris
Anyone else experiencing the problem when the camera is on the screen dims a lot to almost where you can't see the screen?
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Yes.. take off the auto brightness, adjust it to full then enable auto again. I noticed this today on 2 out of the 5 devices I sold. Odd glitch. Let me know if this helps. Hope your enjoying this amazing piece of hardware!!!!
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collinrupp said:
Yes.. take off the auto brightness, adjust it to full then enable auto again. I noticed this today on 2 out of the 5 devices I sold. Odd glitch. Let me know if this helps. Hope your enjoying this amazing piece of hardware!!!!
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Worked like a charm thanks.
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Hi. Are the buttons supposed to light up? Mine don't. Is this normal?
They light up on mine.
It does look like it is controlled by the light sensor.
mikea3000 said:
Hi. Are the buttons supposed to light up? Mine don't. Is this normal?
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They only light up at night
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sgtmedeiros said:
They only light up at night
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More specifically only in certain light conditions. The buttons rely on the light sensor to tell them when to light up.
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mikea3000 said:
Hi. Are the buttons supposed to light up? Mine don't. Is this normal?
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They do light up in low light conditions. Atleast they do on my HOS.
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They only light up at night
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Any way of stopping them lighting at night? Reason I ask is I use Gentle Alarm and when 'Night Display' is enabled they will remain on even when in Night Display mode I press the power button off then on and they still come on? Not had the problem on other phones.
Richy101 said:
Any way of stopping them lighting at night? Reason I ask is I use Gentle Alarm and when 'Night Display' is enabled they will remain on even when in Night Display mode I press the power button off then on and they still come on? Not had the problem on other phones.
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There should be an app in the market or online called led hack to disable them
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sgtmedeiros said:
There should be an app in the market or online called led hack to disable them
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Don't think it's on the market these days? I have found a copy but need to be rooted - but thanks for suggestion. I'll root at some point but my One S may need to be returned as currently in discussions with HTC over mobile network reception.
Hi everyone i just noticed today that slow motion video in low light condition stutters a lot. Is anyone else experiencing the same please do report
Here's the sample
https://youtu.be/W7NV7RZbMcA
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Those are your light fixtures. Similar to recording LEDs with slowmotion, you will see them flicker on and off.
Your lights are turning on and off multiple times a second, you cannot see it.
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-lights-flash-in-slow-motion
Skander1998 said:
Those are your light fixtures. Similar to recording LEDs with slowmotion, you will see them flicker on and off.
Your lights are turning on and off multiple times a second, you cannot see it.
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-lights-flash-in-slow-motion
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You are totally right. This problem was on the s7 as well.
Hope Samsung solves this problem in future updates which well never happen ?
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Amar.B said:
You are totally right. This problem was on the s7 as well.
Hope Samsung solves this problem in future updates which well never happen
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This isn't a "problem" it's part of how light bulbs work, and how slow motion works. In your house, your lights flicker like that, just fast enough that we can't detect it with the human eye. Slow motion slows this down, which you can then see.
fenixnr said:
This isn't a "problem" it's part of how light bulbs work, and how slow motion works. In your house, your lights flicker like that, just fast enough that we can't detect it with the human eye. Slow motion slows this down, which you can then see.
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Back in a days i had htc one m7 i never faced such a problem.
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Amar.B said:
Back in a days i had htc one m7 i never faced such a problem.
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Read this http://www.phonearena.com/news/Your-Galaxy-S7s-slow-motion-video-stutters-You-are-not-alone_id79936
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Amar.B said:
Read this http://www.phonearena.com/news/Your-Galaxy-S7s-slow-motion-video-stutters-You-are-not-alone_id79936
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Yours isn't doing what theirs was. Theirs STUTTERS, literally loses frames, yours is doing what it's supposed too. Never losing frames. Just capturing the lights flicking on and off. Again, I know what I am talking about.
fenixnr said:
Yours isn't doing what theirs was. Theirs STUTTERS, literally loses frames, yours is doing what it's supposed too. Never losing frames. Just capturing the lights flicking on and off. Again, I know what I am talking about.
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Okay my bad i am not trying to proof anything. But what i see and read it's seems to be a common issue .
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Sorry I was driving and i replied to you i wasn't clear. So you are saying that the light bulbs are flashing at a similar speed to the camera shutter which is making it flash the Low frequency HZ cause the problem am i right?
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Amar.B said:
Okay my bad i am not trying to proof anything. But what i see and read it's seems to be a common issue .
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Sorry I was driving and i replied to you i wasn't clear. So you are saying that the light bulbs are flashing at a similar speed to the camera shutter which is making it flash the Low frequency HZ cause the problem am i right?
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That is correct.
The video you linked is not losing/dropping frames.
If you want it not to flash, use incandescent bulbs. (They do not switch on and off repeatedly.)
Skander1998 said:
That is correct.
The video you linked is not losing/dropping frames.
If you want it not to flash, use incandescent bulbs. (They do not switch on and off repeatedly.)
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That was a clear answer. Thanks for your help
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Amar.B said:
Hi everyone i just noticed today that slow motion video in low light condition stutters a lot. Is anyone else experiencing the same please do report
Here's the sample
https://youtu.be/W7NV7RZbMcA
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My S8+ has stutter / lag on slow motion mode since upgrade to Oreo. It had too much OTA Upgrade but that has not been fixed.
Is there any idea?
Does anyone have any issues with the color being darker on the middle of the screen horizontally, when night mode is turned on and with low brightness? I had issues with 9.5.3 and now on 9.5.7. 9.5.4 did not have the same issue.
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vickyjusme said:
Does anyone have any issues with the color being darker on the middle of the screen horizontally, when night mode is turned on and with low brightness? I had issues with 9.5.3 and now on 9.5.7. 9.5.4 did not have the same issue.
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I don't ever use night mode myself, but perhaps this is worth a shot... Check out the "OnePlus Laboratory" settings menu and turn on the experimental DC dimming (or perhaps it's on already and you need to turn it off?). This is totally a shot in the dark though.
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stmims1124 said:
I don't ever use night mode myself, but perhaps this is worth a shot... Check out the "OnePlus Laboratory" settings menu and turn on the experimental DC dimming (or perhaps it's on already and you need to turn it off?). This is totally a shot in the dark though.
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Yupp I do have the option ON. I'll try deactivating it.
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stmims1124 said:
I don't ever use night mode myself, but perhaps this is worth a shot... Check out the "OnePlus Laboratory" settings menu and turn on the experimental DC dimming (or perhaps it's on already and you need to turn it off?). This is totally a shot in the dark though.
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Yupp that does it. Thanks.
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