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Screen Settings
- kgschlosser
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Re: Screen Settings
alright! That error is a good thing. that means that i have located the actual screen buried in the windows API. I am going to be able to change the brightness on your laptop. I am one clever dude. I am using the power settings to do it. You know how with a laptop when you switch over to battery the screen dims..
. But I want to also try and see if i can use that handle I got and pump that into the DDC/CI and then we can see where we go from there. Because they have to use the same mechanism i would imagine to dim the screen.
- Neytrino-OnLine
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- kgschlosser
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Re: Screen Settings
I am at 5000 lines of code with this bugger so far and I still have to make all of the EG Actions which is going to be another 2-3 thousand lines.
Re: Screen Settings
Will this work if the pc is not the current input displayed on the TV / Monitor?
- kgschlosser
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Re: Screen Settings
it should i would imagine. the reason I say this is because I can change the screens inputs. i do not see what the point would be in changing the input and then losing the ability to control the screen. that would be a bit strange if it worked that way. I am going to have to test it to be sure 100%
- Neytrino-OnLine
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