![]() ro0415 8 discussion posts
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So i just got displayfusion and it's great so far
But, there's a few Things i'm wondering about:FULLSCREEN GAMES: -So the main reason why i got displayfusion was so that i could switch between having my tv and pc monitor as primary monitor using a hotkey, which i managged easily. But i noticed that i can't use any hotkeys when i'm in a fullscreen game. What i wanted to be able to do was to change the primary monitor, while i was playing so that the game would switch screens. So then i alt+tabbed and tried the hotkeys again, and the screens switched, but the game stayed in the taskbar on the same monitor. So i was wondering if it's somehow possible to change the primary screen while in a fullscreen game and have the game switch screens With it? SWITCHING AND DISABLING PRIMARY MONITORS: -I was also wondering if it would be possible to have one of the screens disabled, but when you press a hotkey you switch the primary screen and the other screen becomes disabled. For example: I'm using my pc monitor, which is the primary screen, and my tv is screen is disabled. Then I press a hotkey which enabled the tv screen and makes it the primary montior, while it disables the pc monitor. Is this possible? SWITCHING AUDIO DEVICES: -Then it's the audio Devices. I have a headset, monitor speakers and tv speakers. I'm able to create a hotkey to cycle between the Three of them, but I was wondering if it would be possible to have one hotkey to switch between two of them and another hotkey for the Third Device. So i can press one key combo to switch between my tv and monitor spewakers, but if i press another key combo i switch to my headset. What would be best is if i had a hotkey for switching between the tv and pc monitor, but it was disabled while my headset was plugged in. Then if i unplugged the hotkey would start working, so i could press it to switch between the tv and pc speakers. Then if i Connected the headset again that would become the primary audio Device. SAME HOTKEY FOR MULTIPLE THINGS: -Is it possible to have the same hotkey for switching monitors and audio Devices so i can switch to one screen and another set of speakers at the same time? Because what would be the easiest for me was if i could just have the hotkey ctrl+alt+a. If i press that hotkey it switches to the tv as primary monitor and tv speakers. Then if i press it again it switches to the pc montior as primary and the pc monitor speaker. Then, if i Connect my headset to the pc, that becomes the default audio Device. Any help is appreciated! If these features aren't in, i hope they will be implemented some day, even though I get that it might be a bit hard to pull off EDIT: btw, when you change primary monitors, is there any way to make the Windows that are open move to the New primary monitor instead of staying on the one thats now secondary? |
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Glad to hear you like DisplayFusion!
Fullscreen games: Unfortunately it's not possible to change the Primary monitor while a full screen game is running. Games detect the Primary monitor on startup, and don't do any sort of re-detection. One thing you could try, is switching the game to windowed mode (Alt+Enter) in most games, and then back to full screen (Alt+Enter) again. Not sure if that will work though. Switching and disabling: You should be able to do this. Just setup both of your monitor profiles with those settings and then switch between them using the hotkey. Switching audio devices: This may be possible with a scripted function. I'll look into it and report back. Same hotkey for profile and audio: You can do this as well. In the Manage Monitor Profiles window, just assign the audio devices to their appropriate monitor profiles. Then when you load the profile, that audio device will switch too. Hope that helps! Dec 10, 2014
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![]() ro0415 8 discussion posts
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Quote: Glad to hear you like DisplayFusion! Fullscreen games: Unfortunately it's not possible to change the Primary monitor while a full screen game is running. Games detect the Primary monitor on startup, and don't do any sort of re-detection. One thing you could try, is switching the game to windowed mode (Alt+Enter) in most games, and then back to full screen (Alt+Enter) again. Not sure if that will work though. Switching and disabling: You should be able to do this. Just setup both of your monitor profiles with those settings and then switch between them using the hotkey. Switching audio devices: This may be possible with a scripted function. I'll look into it and report back. Same hotkey for profile and audio: You can do this as well. In the Manage Monitor Profiles window, just assign the audio devices to their appropriate monitor profiles. Then when you load the profile, that audio device will switch too. Hope that helps! Thanks for the help, I'll try it now Dec 10, 2014
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![]() Oort 14 discussion posts
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Found this with search looking for hotkey on audio devices. Switching audio with a scripted function works just fine, and the "Insert" button makes the coding trivial.
Feb 8, 2015
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Glad to hear it, Oort!
Feb 9, 2015
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This functionality is now available using a Scripted Function. We've written an example one for you. Here's how to set it up:
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![]() Thomas Rootsaert896586 2 discussion posts
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Quote: This functionality is now available using a Scripted Function. We've written an example one for you. Here's how to set it up:
Thanks! I'm also trying to setup a key combo to switch between audio devices. I've downloaded the scripted function and inserted the names of my audio devices . When I verify my function + run it seems to run but my audio devices are not switched. Am I missing something? Oct 12, 2015
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If you right-click the DisplayFusion tray icon and go to Audio Devices > Default Playback Sounds, are those the exact names of the audio devices? Usually there's a name, and then some text in brackets as well. You need to include everything, including the text in the brackets.
Oct 15, 2015
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![]() Thomas Rootsaert896586 2 discussion posts
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Quote: If you right-click the DisplayFusion tray icon and go to Audio Devices > Default Playback Sounds, are those the exact names of the audio devices? Usually there's a name, and then some text in brackets as well. You need to include everything, including the text in the brackets. Thx Keith! Great product, awesome support. Keep up the good work guys!! Oct 29, 2015
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No problem, thanks!
Oct 29, 2015
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![]() Reudig 4 discussion posts
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Hi!
I use Windows 10 and have a Logitech G933 as well as speakers. I switch between both devices quite often and discovered your Script. It isn't functioning as I would love to however ... See: the script only switches Playback Device, not Communications Device. I would love if it would switch both (same as setting "default" in the Windows Audio Device settings) Could you update the script to do that? Would be much appreciated! Best wishes Reudig Jan 1, 2016
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Done! Just re-download the script and you should be all set
Jan 5, 2016
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![]() Reudig 4 discussion posts
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Wow, that was quick! Thanks alot!
Now just one further question arose: Is there a way to force sound from one device to the other while it is already playing back? e.g. while a youtube video is running changing the audio device won't move the youtube audio to the headphones or vice versa... Jan 5, 2016
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Unfortunately I don't think there's anything we can do about that, sorry
Jan 5, 2016
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![]() Reudig 4 discussion posts
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i was expecting that ^^
was more a question like "can windows do that in general" and not "can df do it" ^^ Jan 5, 2016
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Ah yeah, I've never come across a solution for that at all
Jan 5, 2016
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![]() Reudig 4 discussion posts
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i came across a program called CheVolume that's supposed to change audio from one device to another while it's already running ...
It doesn't work on Win10 however Jan 6, 2016
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![]() Nicolas Ferrante 1 discussion post
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Quote: Done! Just re-download the script and you should be all set Hey Keith, This is an amazing script. How can I enhance the script to show which device is selected through window 10 notifications. Currently window 10 notifications shows that the display fusion script is running. (screenshot attached). Is there a way in the script to print/ output to window 10 notification which device in the array is being select. • Attachment [protected]: win10_notification.png [16,774 bytes]
Sep 4, 2016
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There isn't, unfortunately. I'm going to add a feature request to our list though, to add a scripting function that would show a tray balloon. You could add BFS.Dialog.ShowMessageInfo(audioDevices[index]); right after the "SetAudioDevice" commands, though this will show a popup dialog that you have close manually.
Sep 8, 2016
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![]() HappyKamper 3 discussion posts
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Hi, thanks a lot for this great program, and the extremely useful script.
I am having an issue with this one. I have it all set up, and it works perfectly when I'm in the Script Edit screen, and click "Run Function". However, when I try and run it in Windows using my set keyboard combination, it doesn't seem to be executing. Appreciate any help with this. Sep 6, 2020
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Hello,
Are any of the other key combinations working for other functions? Thanks! Sep 9, 2020
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![]() HappyKamper 3 discussion posts
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Quote: Hello, Are any of the other key combinations working for other functions? Thanks! Hi Owen, Thanks for your reply. I checked, and the other keyboard shortcuts had stopped working as well. I then realised that for some reason I had "Enable Key Combinations" unticked. After checking the "Enable Key Combinations box", the audio toggle function works perfectly via keyboard. It would be great if I could get a notification with the currently selected audio device, but not sure if you can customise DF notification that way? Thanks. Sep 11, 2020
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![]() HappyKamper 3 discussion posts
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Hello,
Glad to hear it's working! If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out to us. Thanks! Sep 11, 2020
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