Any chance of a Linux version?
this post was submitted on 23 Apr 2026
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Sorry, no, this is an app made for Android, it won't work anywhere else
Ok, thanks anyways for making open source stuff !
I love open source!
Hmm unfortunately it doesn't work on my pixel 5 which is running android 16 and should be api level 36
Yes, it's not an API issue, check my disclaimer in readme
Ah, maybe it could detect the api level, and show a generic error message if your api level meets the requirements but it still didn't work.
Didn't you see an "unsupported device" message?
Yeah but the learn more link points to the getHdrSdrRatio documentation which says available in api level 34. Maybe that can only show if you're using <34
I've restricted the API to 34+ anyway.
Just installed, and it's not compatible with my samsung s22+ on android 16 😞
Yes, sorry, it's an Android limitation, only for s24 and later :((
I despise HDR content. Scrolling shorts at night only to get my retinas burned out