Foul-Tarnished
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4 months ago Did you try to use https://github.com/itsmikethetech/Virtual-Display-Driver ? on the host Make sure you install the HDR one, add your resolutions in the ini as stated too, and enable HDR and extend to this monitor in display settings, and disconnect/turn off your real host monitor.
HDR seems to works more or less on Macbook M3 internal display (no color banding in windows settings for example, but it seems a bit too bright ? windows thinks it's a 600nits monitor and not 1600 nits, also not sure it knows it's a DCI-P3 gamut display)
Originalimoc
stfm1973
If I use a wide gamut monitor with the correct colour settings on both the host and client (Windows host, MacOS client) the colours are very muted in the Moonlight remote desk. It looks like an sRGB monitor, but acts like a wide gamut one in colour managed applications, resulting in subdued colours.
Moonlight left, MacOS right, (you need a wide gamut monitor to see the differences)
If I use sRGB on the Windows host it works like a proper sRGB monitor in Moonlight, but then the colours on the actual host's monitor will of course be wrong, and it isn't a wide gamut monitor in Moonlight.
Moonlight left, MacOS right, (you need a wide gamut monitor to see the differences)
If I use sRGB on the MacOS client, and keep the Windows host colour managed, it looks about right in the Moonlight remote desktop, but wrong in the MacOS desktop. (This screenshot isn't showing how it looks on the screen. The MacOS window is extremely vibrant in reality, and the Moonlight one is correct)
Moonlight left, MacOS right, set colours to sRGB to see how it looks (you need a wide gamut monitor to see the differences)
Using a forced unmanaged display in Moonlight should fix the problem? Adobe uses it's own colour management, so I assume it can be done.