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F.lux is some color management application. My problem, with multiple monitors, is that I multitask. There are not distinct movie watching times, and coding/working/browser times; It is just all at once. And while it is a great application for reading text, it is less good for watching movies or god forbid drawing.

If there anyway to disable/modify F.lux on a per window, or monitor basis? Maybe just a way to disable it for video output?

I did just find this on Reddit:

If the video is overlaid by hardware it won't be dimmed, otherwise it will.

Assuming their is not a more generic solution, how do I force VLC to use hardware overlay?


Windows 7, 64
NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT

Jonathon
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