Always On Display questions

kabeeo

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I really like the AOD as it keeps me from downloading AC Display in line with amy attempts to avoid as many TP apps as possible. A few questions though.

From some posts I see that people have a custom image on the AOD screen and I can't figure out how to do that.

Second AC Display used to let me preview the notification if I pressed on it.I'd love to see that feature in AOD. Is there somewhere I can submit that the Samsung as a request?

Thanks. Glad to be posting about something other than the recall!
 
:cool: Welcome to ACentral to kabbeo: Yeah, this app is cool it has been
updated:The AoD=Feature is has some Clock Style to choose
don't know if you refer to this as Custom image

2-Ways to change Clock style: goto >Settings >Display >Locate
AoD on list Tap on it then Clock style >Press <Return key-finish

Users also adjust AoD by pull donwn the Notification panel-Find
the AoD icon Tap+Hold it then pick Clock style or view-Backround image
Agree and Thx for posting on Phone bugs and Not from Recalls--stay Tuned!
 
With the custom image you download the pic from your phone and it displays with the always on time feature. I love that.
 
:p Just curious at catLoverplay..How do you transfer the pic from
the phone-Gallery can you elaborate more..Thx for helps
 
:p Just curious at catLoverplay..How do you transfer the pic from
the phone-Gallery can you elaborate more..Thx for helps

You can make any picture on your phone the AOD pic. While you've got the pic open simply pull out the s-pen and tap on smart select. Then choose either the circle or rectangle lasso to designate the area of the pic that you want to display on the AOD. If you want the entire picture then choose the rectangle lasso and drag it so that the edges match the edges of the pic. Once you've done that you will see "Set As" at the bottom of the screen. Simply tap it and it is now your AOD picture. The process sounds much more convoluted than it is. It will be very quick and easy for you in actual practice.