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shimmer

hey,

i love my edge, it's that much better than the visor i used for over two years! however, whenever there is some form of greyscale on the screen (silverscreen, images, even in games!) i get a shimmer effect.

has anybody figured out a way of alleviating this similar to the fix used on the prism awhile back?

thanks.

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Use a DA or a hack to repair this.

Hey

On www.palmgear.com just look up screen shimmer and you will get results. The only thing is is that I find hacks and DA's to not work right. It is handspring's fault that this is happening. Try playing Ababall on your edge and you'll see what I mean.

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Re: shimmer

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Originally posted by Hoser_back_home
hey,

i love my edge, it's that much better than the visor i used for over two years! however, whenever there is some form of greyscale on the screen (silverscreen, images, even in games!) i get a shimmer effect.

has anybody figured out a way of alleviating this similar to the fix used on the prism awhile back?

thanks.

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Re: Re: shimmer

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Originally posted by Felipe


When you get an Edge?

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about a month and a half ago!

annoyed that they just dropped the price $30 but this does make it tempting to buy my wife one too! (she's still using her cracked up deluxe i bought her the first month they were selling them!

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I found that adjusting the contrast helped, but was annoying because you'd have to have different settings for different programs. The most effective solution for me was, as posted above, using Afterburner to regulate the screen (and the clockspeed, two, two uses, ah ah ah!)

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