@herf NVIDIA 30.0.14.7298: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 (20220105)

ViewSonic VA2248 SERIES, 477 x 268mm, built 2011
Chromaticities:
R=0.643555 0.337891
G=0.309570 0.619141
B=0.153320 0.061523
W=0.313477 0.329102
sRGB gamut: 91%, AdobeRGB gamut: 64%

Unlimited gamma ramp=1, Internal ramp=1
Monitor 1 on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
Has VCGT profile=0, Gamma Ramp works=1
Monitor 2 on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
Has VCGT profile=0, Gamma Ramp works=1

Windows Build: 19043.1526

second monitor is samsung syncmaster 2223nw
windows 10

@manuelallgaier we will probably do a more programmable thing like this in the future.

We decided not to do it as a one-click option because I found it extremely limiting for some kinds of work. And the main thing is that we don't have a good interface to do a fine-grained disable (like "give me some color back but don't disable f.lux entirely" is hard to do in a simple way). I will think about ways to simplify the interface so we can have this and have a way to turn it off sometimes too.

@Pelimotion
Here is a way to scroll the mouse wheel up/down at the very (top of your screen only) to adjust brightness.
NOTE* you must have Autohotkey installed and run the script. If you don't have Autohotkey, then message me and I'll give you the .exe file.
I have mapped scroll wheel to F.lux default shortcuts Alt 'PGEUP/DOWN' so the default keys will still work but the scroll wheel is better and faster.

#NoEnv SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% CoordMode, Mouse, Screen #SingleInstance, Force #If MouseIsOvertop() $~WheelDown:: send, !{PGDN} return $~WheelUp:: send, !{PGUP} return #If MouseIsOvertop() { MouseGetPos,,y Return y < A_ScreenHeight - 1070 }

@clarkdang12

Install Autohotkey and use this code and run the script.

Scroll the mouse wheel up/down at the very top of your screen only to adjust brightness.
If you don't know how to use Autohotkey then msg me and I'll send you the .exe file

#NoEnv SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% CoordMode, Mouse, Screen #SingleInstance, Force #If MouseIsOvertop() $~WheelDown:: send, !{PGDN} return $~WheelUp:: send, !{PGUP} return #If MouseIsOvertop() { MouseGetPos,,y Return y < A_ScreenHeight - 1070 }

thank you so much!!

Yes it is using the "desktop bridge" to appear in the store. We usually update it somewhat later than the main build.

It will be changing in the future to be even more alike.

Hi, this is still an open issue and it would be really cool if this is fixed in the next version :)

@herf I see thank you. That would explain the problem. I do have an original bridge and an emulated bridge. Thanks for that config option.

Is there currently a manual way to override the IP and can UPnP be prioritized in the future as that is what is shown in the Philips Hue API documentation as well?

@herf I already have that option selected. It doesn't help with these reversals of gamma.