ryandebraal
4 discussion posts
Hello, I have Samsung TV and whenever I switch to it using a Monitor Profile the Audio Device name changes between SAMSUNG-C, SAMSUNG-8, etc.
So everytime I use a hotkey to switch I then have to go into Sound and manually set the Default Audio device to get sound out of my TV.
Is there a way to fix this or perhaps specify multiple audio devices on a single profile so if SAMSUNG-C isnt available it will try to use SAMSUNG-8, etc.?
ReV158
1 discussion post
I was looking into this as well.
I feel like this could be easily done using a Scripted Function that switches between a set of monitor profiles and associated audio devices, but looks for an audio device name which contains a certain sub-string (in your case "SAMSUNG").
@DisplayFusion developers: contrary to the "BFS.DisplayFusion.GetMonitorProfiles()" function, the "BFS.Audio" API does not seem to expose the list of available audio devices, although this info -is- available through the DisplayFusion GUI. Could this be added?
Jan 27, 2016 (modified Jan 27, 2016)
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We've just released 8.0 Beta 3, and you can now do this with a scripted function. On the Settings > Functions tab, click "Download Scripted" and double-click the one called "Change Audio Device by Wildcard."
If you want it to run automatically when you switch profiles, setup a Trigger rule on the Settings > Trigger tab to run that function when the monitor profile changes. The "Event" would be "Monitor Profile Changed" and you'd want to enable the "Monitor Profile" checkbox and choose the appropriate monitor profile so that the script only runs when you switch to that specific one.
Hope that helps!
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Jan 29, 2016 (modified Jan 29, 2016)
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Kevin F.
450 discussion posts
You need to click download script in the top left, its in that list.
A note on that list keith, the column headers don't function, you can't sort them. Tried to find the script by latest update but it doesn't function.
ryandebraal
4 discussion posts
Just an update, I finnaly got it working consitently by following this order:
1.) Turn on the TV
2.) Wait for screen to appear (just a dull black)
3.) Press Switch hotkey
If I do this the script runs correctly and switches over my audio device everytime!
Excellent, glad to hear it!
