KPPD - Configure post-processing settings of your display! [2015/08/09]

[jamaicamike]

Do i have to be rooted for this mod?


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[rldev]

I flashed the zip with Flashfire. I think it bricked my phone.

UPDATE: Not borked. It just took 25 minutes. Odd.

 

[dontbeweakvato]

So anywhere on /data. Move postproc.conf to Root of /data ? @savoca

 

[savoca]

So anywhere on /data. Move postproc.conf to Root of /data ? @savoca

You can put the file anywhere you want. Just make sure you point to it on the init script.

 

[jojobans]

How do I install manually on the 818p ???

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[nithin1992]

Sorry for the OT post.

Would this work with stock Moto X2 kernel? Flashing the KPP zip via recovery will do the trick? And should we configure the daemon to run even if we do flash via recovery? Thanks!

 

[tyfoxx]

Wow

Thanks

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[vazovskiiii]

is it ok to make config file manuali in phone? i did this and all permissions is checked for now i will test if it made some changes

 

[twoxa]

can someone post some pics? examples of what are we getting here after changing settings so we can see actual benefits? thanks!

 

[savoca]

can someone post some pics? examples of what are we getting here after changing settings so we can see actual benefits? thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dESlxM9izxk

 

[Juzman]

Works fine with Kernel Adiutor. I enabled "init.d" and added the "script" to boot.

 

[fr4nk1yn]

Awesome work. Installed easy with FlashFire and used Kernel Adiutor to start.

Can you guys look at this for me?
I was looking for a png to use with a tasker script. It's blue on my computer but purple on the G4. What color do you see on the G4? Thanks

 

[dontbeweakvato]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dESlxM9izxk

You think I can use this on the 6p? Maybe over the elemental kernel? Its gotta work. Got some weird pink issues irritating me.

 

[skyline72]

If I flash it using flashfire, do I need to run any script ?

 

[dontbeweakvato]

If I flash it using flashfire, do I need to run any script ?

Yes

 

[tcchuin]

Hello all! If you're familiar with KCAL and suffer from symptoms such as a locked bootloader or non-loadable kernel modules then you may be interested in KCAL Post-Processing Daemon, or KPPD - the all-in-one display tuning tool that you can use to customize your color calibration on the fly!

This does NOT require an unlocked bootloader, custom kernel, or even a kernel that supports module loading, just run the daemon and you're good to go!

To install on a device with a locked bootloader, you'll need to download the kppd release below, and unpack it to prep for some adb fun... (If you have TWRP, you can also flash this in recovery)

adb push /path/to/kppd /data/local/tmp/
adb push /path/to/postproc.conf /data/local/tmp/
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
cp /data/local/tmp/kppd /system/bin/
cp /data/local/tmp/postproc.conf /system/etc/
chmod 0755 /system/bin/kppd
chmod 0644 /system/etc/postproc.conf
reboot

Now at this point, you can use any scripting app to start the daemon on boot, I use ROM Toolbox... http://i.imgur.com/0juzfug.png

And you're done! To edit your display settings, just edit the postproc.conf file... http://i.imgur.com/pjOPbIr.png

Download KPPD

is it possible to make this compatible with cf.lumen somehow?

thanks!

 

[ericralph]

Hello all! If you're familiar with KCAL and suffer from symptoms such as a locked bootloader or non-loadable kernel modules then you may be interested in KCAL Post-Processing Daemon, or KPPD - the all-in-one display tuning tool that you can use to customize your color calibration on the fly!

This does NOT require an unlocked bootloader, custom kernel, or even a kernel that supports module loading, just run the daemon and you're good to go!

To install on a device with a locked bootloader, you'll need to download the kppd release below, and unpack it to prep for some adb fun... (If you have TWRP, you can also flash this in recovery)

adb push /path/to/kppd /data/local/tmp/
adb push /path/to/postproc.conf /data/local/tmp/
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
cp /data/local/tmp/kppd /system/bin/
cp /data/local/tmp/postproc.conf /system/etc/
chmod 0755 /system/bin/kppd
chmod 0644 /system/etc/postproc.conf
reboot

Now at this point, you can use any scripting app to start the daemon on boot, I use ROM Toolbox... http://i.imgur.com/0juzfug.png

And you're done! To edit your display settings, just edit the postproc.conf file... http://i.imgur.com/pjOPbIr.png

Download KPPD

If I correctly installed KPPD, should something with a similar title appear in the list of receivers in ROM Toolbox Lite?

(I am on an LG VS986, or the VZW G4, and I don't have an unlocked bootloader or a custom recovery as a result, so I flashed the KPPD zip in Flashfire, which did not prompt any errors.

 

[savoca]

is it possible to make this compatible with cf.lumen somehow?

thanks!

That's not a question for me, but yes.

If I correctly installed KPPD, should something with a similar title appear in the list of receivers in ROM Toolbox Lite?

(I am on an LG VS986, or the VZW G4, and I don't have an unlocked bootloader or a custom recovery as a result, so I flashed the KPPD zip in Flashfire, which did not prompt any errors.

Nope, just edit the file manually.

 

[Raijin]

Hi @savoca! How are you? I hope it's all right.

I have a new Nexus 6P. Unfortunately it looks like KPPD needs to support the device. When I enable the daemon (with default settings), the colors look a lot washed. I took some pictures comparing the screen with KPPD disabled and then enabled. I can't fix the ISO at one setting with Moto G3, so the pictures doesn't represent completely the effect. The washed effect is a lot bigger in reality.
http://imgur.com/a/MxLb6

When there's pure black color, with KPPD it is black still. And the "Display Tester" icon that you can see in the pic of the app drawer looks correct, not washed, in reality with KPPD enabled.

Maybe KPPD needs some adjustments to support the Snapdragon 810. KCAL with custom kernels works good, but I prefer KPPD and stock kernel. Could you take a look?

Your calibration utilities are present always in new devices. I apreciate a lot your work.
Thank you and kind regards!

 

[savoca]

Hi @savoca! How are you? I hope it's all right.

I have a new Nexus 6P. Unfortunately it looks like KPPD needs to support the device. When I enable the daemon (with default settings), the colors look a lot washed. I took some pictures comparing the screen with KPPD disabled and then enabled. I can't fix the ISO at one setting with Moto G3, so the pictures doesn't represent completely the effect. The washed effect is a lot bigger in reality.
http://imgur.com/a/MxLb6

When there's pure black color, with KPPD it is black still. And the "Display Tester" icon that you can see in the pic of the app drawer looks correct, not washed, in reality with KPPD enabled.

Maybe KPPD needs some adjustments to support the Snapdragon 810. KCAL with custom kernels works good, but I prefer KPPD and stock kernel. Could you take a look?

Your calibration utilities are present always in new devices. I apreciate a lot your work.
Thank you and kind regards!

The first thing the daemon does is read the default configuration and apply settings immediately. It sounds like the 6P comes with some pre-configured post-processing. I recommend you flash a kernel with kcal support, write down the default values, then go back to kppd and add those values to the configuration file.