Link levels proportionally

[marobaro74]

please add "link levels proportionally" feature.
Often two (or more) displays must be set to different brightness levels just to look the same. It would be very convenient to keep that relation intact when linking displays.

[xanderfrangos]

Hi @marobaro74,

The "Normalize Brightness" feature is meant to help with this exact concern. If you adjust the min/max levels so that all displays are roughly the same, the linked levels feature should keep the brightness consistent across all displays.

[marobaro74]

Hi Xander Yes, you're right it does. However It took me a while to get it working, probably because as you make the necessary adjustments to separate monitors in "normalise brightness" tab of the settings, those changes are not displayed in real time on monitors, until you hit the Twinkle Tray icon. That refreshes the changes, and then you see. But it is working blindly for a few seconds, then refresh.. [image: image.png] More intuitive would seem to be setting the separate screens interactively in your nifty tray (with instant feedback), and then hit a button like "link proportionally" (or normalized). you can use my icon idea if you like :) [image: image.png] Hope you find it useful. Many thanks, Marek

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[xanderfrangos]

Yeah, since the start I've been meaning to do a sort of "screen calibration" for the normalization feature, but never really got around to it.