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[Feature Request] Use screen filter for displays without DDC/CI Support (Or Multiple Monitors) #487
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I passed by to open the same feature request; this indeed makes the app 10x more universal and useful! |
While I do see the value in this concept, there are several issues that have deterred me from implementing this previously:
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Thanks for this reply, is there a reason two monitors that normally work individually for DDC/CI brightness wouldn't work in tandem? I read some other posts that cite problems when using a hub adapter with HDMI. This isn't the case for me, I'm directly plugged into the HDMI and DP connections on my graphics adapter. Thanks! |
You can use f.lux for this purpose, if you do not like the color shifting you can modify the settings and use it as a software dimming filter. |
I would like to use brightness slider with several monitors at a time.
To fix this, I recommend creating a pixel filter that overlays all apps, taskbar, start that can dim pixels. A slightly gray/black transparent filter should do the trick.
It seems like this should be a simple/elegant solution, but I'm sure the development behind this approach is more difficult than I assume as a novice.
Thanks for all your effort!
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