rfeese | # 11 | 2014-01-16, 19:18 | Report

I would think you could do this using xgamma, if there was a port of it for maemo. In debian, it is included in the x11-server-utils package.

lonk | # 12 | 2014-01-18, 04:45 | Report

you can do something quite cool with this which I found out by accident . do this:

1. open kmplayer and play a video (doesn't work with mplayer or other)

2. open xterm and make sure it's inverted colors/black background

3. type ./nlcdtest 20 25 40 140

4 enjoy

Estel | # 13 | 2014-01-18, 23:00 | Report

I wonder why? kmplayer is "just" a front-end for mplayer, isn't it?

elros34 | # 14 | 2014-01-19, 09:52 | Report

For mplayer and gstreamer
Awesome

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tfj | # 15 | 2014-01-21, 17:29 | Report

Yes, that's the one that talks about a transparent image overlay;
the other main thread goes into detail about changing values in a
mce file, but I think it's for n9/harmattan, and not n900/fremantle.

tfj | # 16 | 2014-01-21, 17:32 | Report

Just the thing - but how do you buy from these Chinese agglomerates?

tfj | # 17 | 2014-01-21, 17:44 | Report

If that's correct, inking the bare surface may be a bad idea. I thought
the digitizer might be under, or even melted into, glass.

sixwheeledbeast | # 18 | 2014-01-21, 18:42 | Report

Is there not a tinted screen protector available?

Estel | # 19 | 2014-01-23, 15:47 | Report

It is - "melted" into plastic/glassy thing. You won't damage it by inking the surface, it just sound a little... Harsh, for a surface, that you can't replace without replacing whole digitizer.

/Estel

DA5 | # 20 | 2018-07-24, 04:10 | Report

elros34 I was wondering if you still have the source for your nlcdtest application, would you share it?

(Sorry for reviving ancient thread)

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