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…you only have to do detection when required though (after the hotkey is pressed). Curious about the architecture of the 5fps solution.
by unicornhose 4y ago
…you only have to do detection when required though (after the hotkey is pressed). Curious about the architecture of the 5fps solution.
- stavros 4y agoI need to do it constantly, as I want to update the status if I mute/unmute manually. I want to make a physical mute button with a LED, so that's why I need that.
- ridgered4 4y agoI believe Autohotkey's image detection has a parameter to select the relative range inside the application window to actually perform a search. If you constrain it to a smaller area (because you know that the UI only appears in that area) this can greatly improve the performance versus searching the entire window. Edit: I should mention I have no idea if this works on the linux versus of autohotkey.