Discussed in #1196
Originally posted by X3Cutor June 17, 2025
Hi, if this is already working, sorry but I'm not able to find the settings to make it work properly.
My setup is a 32" 4K monitor as primary, this one is a new and fancy OLED with HDR support and all that, it has no backlight yet. My secondary monitor is a 27" 1440P monitor with a several years old adalight setup that i ran with psiegs prismatik, worked wonderfully but no HDR support.
Now that I have these two monitors side by side, having both in landscape mode is not ideal because my desk isn't super wide, it barely fits. Thus, I would like to make the 27" monitor run in portrait mode next to the 32" in landscape mode.
Besides not having lights on the 32" yet, it seems I could set this up in hyperhdr but the screen capture seems impossible to configure to get a meaningful grab. I'm using software capture in Windows 11 on a RTX3080, regardless if I use a specific inut device or multi-monitor capture the monitor in portrait mode is not captured with the right alignment (it's rotated 90 degrees). If this was all, I suppose I could just adjust the leds accordingly and be done with it but unfortunately a large chunk of the screen is missing from the capture (either bottom or top depending on portrait/portrait flipped mode) and a large black bar at the bottom of the capture (which can be compensated for with croping).
It would be awesome if portrait capture could somehow be supported!
Discussed in #1196
Originally posted by X3Cutor June 17, 2025
Hi, if this is already working, sorry but I'm not able to find the settings to make it work properly.
My setup is a 32" 4K monitor as primary, this one is a new and fancy OLED with HDR support and all that, it has no backlight yet. My secondary monitor is a 27" 1440P monitor with a several years old adalight setup that i ran with psiegs prismatik, worked wonderfully but no HDR support.
Now that I have these two monitors side by side, having both in landscape mode is not ideal because my desk isn't super wide, it barely fits. Thus, I would like to make the 27" monitor run in portrait mode next to the 32" in landscape mode.
Besides not having lights on the 32" yet, it seems I could set this up in hyperhdr but the screen capture seems impossible to configure to get a meaningful grab. I'm using software capture in Windows 11 on a RTX3080, regardless if I use a specific inut device or multi-monitor capture the monitor in portrait mode is not captured with the right alignment (it's rotated 90 degrees). If this was all, I suppose I could just adjust the leds accordingly and be done with it but unfortunately a large chunk of the screen is missing from the capture (either bottom or top depending on portrait/portrait flipped mode) and a large black bar at the bottom of the capture (which can be compensated for with croping).
It would be awesome if portrait capture could somehow be supported!