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Third party displays in HDR mode works more like how XDR displays work and now use Apple's own brightness control API calls to use software control to adjust SDR brightness level. This makes a lot of sense for mini-LED and OLED displays.
This change causes some minor issues with BD as the app switches to Apple control, hiding the HDR toggle so the user can't switch back.
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Add support for Sequoia's updated third-party HDR display support changes
Add support for Sequoia's support for SDR peak brightness adjustment feature for third party HDR displays
Jun 11, 2024
The app will now use the new "SDR peak brightness adjustment control for HDR" (Control Center brightness slider for HDR displays) for combined brightness by default - the effect should be similar to how XDR displays work (especially if a proper mini-LED or OLED display is in use).
If the user enables "Allow DDC hardware brightness control in HDR mode" in Sequoia, the app will use DDC brightness for combined brightness control instead of the SDR peak brightness adjustment control (HDR brightness control) provided by macOS. The user can still adjust the SDR peak brightness in Control Center - these adjustments will influence the upscaling (if available) headroom provided by the app appropriately.
Third party displays in HDR mode works more like how XDR displays work and now use Apple's own brightness control API calls to use software control to adjust SDR brightness level. This makes a lot of sense for mini-LED and OLED displays.
This change causes some minor issues with BD as the app switches to Apple control, hiding the HDR toggle so the user can't switch back.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: