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> On macOS you can use apps like BetterDisplay, Vivid or BetterTouchTool to enable that HDR mode for the whole display I have BTT and can't figure this out. C
by e40 3y ago
> On macOS you can use apps like BetterDisplay, Vivid or BetterTouchTool to enable that HDR mode for the whole display
I have BTT and can't figure this out. Can you say how? Thanks.
- jaimehrubiks 3y agoI cannot find it either. I'll wait a bit if he replies, else I'll download one of the others but I love BTT because it bundles most of the things I know in a single app. I see the potential of this for working outside, specially now that summer is coming :)
- anamexis 3y agoIt's called "Toggle super brightness for current display," according to the changelog (3.756): https://updates.folivora.ai/bettertouchtool_release_notes.html https://updates.folivora.ai/bettertouchtool_release_notes.ht...
- fifafu 3y agoSearch the actions for „super brightness“. However I did not spend too much time implementing this and this feature actually only uses public API in BTT. BetterDisplay (I’m not involved in that despite the name) is my favorite app to do this (and much more), but Lunar also seems great. I think they work on a lower level - BTT basically just creates a HDR enabled transparent window which fills the entire display(s), thereby activating the super brightness everywhere on the screen