eauhm
17 discussion posts
Hi,
I don't know wether this has been suggested yet, but to me it would be convenient if i could add a script to a monitor profile. i know i could just make a script that includes a LoadMonitorProfile statement, but then i'd not have the key-combo for that specific profile in the manage monitor profiles screen.. i like the idea of keeping all that info in one place. maybe this is allready possible and i'm missing something ?
You could do this with a Trigger rule (Settings > Triggers tab). Set the Trigger Event to "Monitor Profile Changed." Choose the Monitor Profile in the match conditions section, then click Add > Run Function and select your scripted function.
Hope that helps!
eauhm
17 discussion posts
Hi,
I can't get this to work.
I made 2 custom functions which, if i run them seperately do perform the functions i need them to perform.
The 2 monitor profiles i switch between both have a function associated but the function only gets performed if i switch to one of them. I don't understand what i am doing wrong ? Both triggers are enabled, only the top one in the list gets executed. The bottom one, never.
I call the switching between those monitor profiles using a key combination.
Also, when i change the order... none of them work.
unrelated: why do some monitor profiles have a "*" in their name ?
Anyway... i resorted to just creating a scripted function to call the monitor profile and change the powercfg and reassigned the key combo's. So i have the functionality i was looking for.
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So the TV Only one was working, but not the other one?
The * indicates that the Monitor Profile is from an older version of DisplayFusion. If the profile is working fine, you don't need to do anything, but if there are issues, you can try re-saving it with the latest version.
After you've loaded the Default Profile, if you open the DisplayFusion Monitor Configuration window, does it show "Detected Profile: Default Profile" in the top-left corner?
eauhm
17 discussion posts
For the moment i'm happy with the workaround. It actually seems to work more consistently for me then using the monitor profiles.
For example, i have different audio devices as well. sometimes the audio device change doesn't happen when i change a monitor profile. When i make the changes explicitly through a script sofar everything gets done consistently ever time, so thats an improvement.
Ok, glad to hear it! If you want to troubleshoot the other stuff in the future, just let me know. I'll do some testing internally too, to see if I can reproduce the same behaviour you were seeing.
Thanks!
