Windows Notification Area icon to show and change HDR status. Useful if you quickly want to check the current setting, maybe because it might been changed automatically by some applications, or maybe just because you're forgetful. Also allows quick toggling.
After starting the program you can see a new notification area icon, displaying either “SDR” or “HDR” depending on whether HDR is off or on.
HDR can be toggled on or off with a left-click on the icon.
Right-clicking opens the context menu offering an option to automatically start the program when you log in to Windows.
Since version 0.5, the HDRCmd command line utility is included. It can be used to toggle HDR on and off from scripts and check it's status.
Syntax:
HDRCmd [SUBCOMMAND] [SUBCOMMAND-OPTIONS]on commandTurns HDR on on all supported displays.
Does not accept any options.
off commandTurns HDR off on all supported displays.
Does not accept any options.
status commandPrints the current HDR status to the console. Has a special mode that returns an exit code depending on the status.
--mode (-m) optionSpecifies how the status should be reported. Accepts the following values:
short, s (default): Print a single line indicating the overall HDR status.long, l: Print the overall HDR status and status per display.exitcode, x: Special mode for scripting. Exit code is 0 if HDR is on, 1 if HDR is off, and 2 if HDR is unsupported. (Other values indicate some error.)The latest release can be found on the “Releases” tab of the GitHub project page.
Please use the “Issues” tab of the GitHub project page to provide feedback or report any issues you may encounter.
HDRTray, a notification icon for the “Use HDR” option
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