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  Fullscreen video artifacts
  • herf

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  Is there a way to fix this problem as it relates to videos played from iTunes? I figured out the Chrome fix, but it still happens in iTunes unless I disable f.lux.
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  • herf

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  Please read the FAQ first...
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  Disables when Microsoft Word is open?
  • Shelby Dobrenz

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  What is the name of the game that was disabled?
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  Daytime doesn't use System Prefs Color Profile
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  Help with concussion symptoms
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  During the day, in between sunrise and sunset, change the color temperature to something that feels good. I expect you to prefer color temperatures that are no higher than maybe 3000 to 3500K. The lower the number, the less blue light there is. Do the same during the night.
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  F.lux isn't working anymore (so does Night Shift)
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  Same here - I tried all advices on how to fix the issue and none of them worked :/ I'm stuck on that generic profile sRGB IEC61966-2.1.
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  F.lux not supported in macOS high sierra
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  Still not working for me either, even after the last system update (10.13.5).
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  Can't find Preferences, Mac OS 10.9.5
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  OK I figured it out. The icon for f.lux is tiny and I couldn't figure out what you meant by "to the left of your system clock" but I eventually found it and adjusted the color. Whew!
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  Bug? Dip in light during middle of the day
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  @herf I am having the same problem. I even tried to trash Flux and that did not work. i am told I have the latest version and no more updates are available. Very annoying as can hardly see the screen!
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  maintain a calibrated display
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  Flux different levels of distortion
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  @lights_out Just checking something: Do you have Apple's Night Shift feature enabled? Night Shift is Apple's clone of F.lux, only with fewer features and poorer color shifts IMHO. If you have both F.lux and Night Shift enabled at the same time, you'll get strange color shifts. Since I like F.lux much better (!), I disabled Night Shift.
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  f.lux icon removed from top of my menu bar
  • Alexandra Alexey Veselovskiy

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  OS 10.6.8 a problem?
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  f.lux + Shades = Flashing
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  hello, i was able to replicate this on three one-of-a-kind machines. if you have iGPU (onboard Intel Video) enabled in the bios and drivers mounted, and you have an add-on video card (nvidia) established and number one, this blend will motive massive flickering. In home windows, you need to force connect a non-existing "display" to the intel onboard video. This lets in for Intel short Sync era to paintings. Why could you need the above setup? due to the fact, the above setup lets in you to take gain of Intel quick Sync to render/encode hardware improved video. regards mohit
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  Philips Hue support on Mac f.lux?
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  hello, auros i really liked your idea and i thought of something too if u wana check out keep reading Having been disappointed at the lack of Mac OS X support for Philips Hue integration for f.lux for years, I've come up with a work around using the iPhone. Sorry if this has already been posted/blatantly obvious; I see u/KpaBap has created a Python script, but I don't know how to use Python... It involves using IFTTT recipes: If <Date/Time> then <Hue: Change color>. Using the iPhone version of f.lux, I got approximate times for when f.lux changes the screen temperature, and the temperature values (this will depend on your location). Then, using this chart, I converted the temperature values to Hex codes. Here is an example of my recipes: If Time 20:00> then <Hue: Change Color - #FFF8FB> If Time:20:15> then <Hue: Change Color - #FFD5AD> If Time:20:30> then <Hue: Change Color - #FFC184> If Time:20:45> then <Hue: Change Color - #FF8912> If Time:21:00> then <Hue: Change Color - #FF7E00> As a final remark, the Date and Time function doesn't automatically sync to the iPhone's actual date and time, so, if you move time zones or Daylight Saving changes, you have to change it manually... regards rajesh
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  disabling fliux on projectors/TVs
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  more day/time options?
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  Preferences: temperature slider locked
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  How do you manually edit disabled apps?
  • Samuel Martin

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  Yes it is that one, but in case you're editing the file directly, you should edit it using the "defaults" app (or the GUI one linked above). Also be sure you have the right bundle name - it usually looks like a domain name and is visible in Info.plist in the app's folder.