IADLXDisplaySettingsChangedEvent

The IADLXDisplaySettingsChangedEvent interface provides methods to check for changes to the display settings.

InterfaceId:

IADLXDisplaySettingsChangedEvent

Smart Pointer Interface Name:

IADLXDisplaySettingsChangedEventPtr

Inherits:

IADLXChangedEvent

Inherited By:

IADLXDisplaySettingsChangedEvent1

Note: GetDisplay returns the reference counted display used by all the methods in this interface to check if there are any changes.

Methods

Method

Description

GetDisplay

Gets the reference counted display interface on which settings are changed.

IsColorDepthChanged

Checks if the color format settings of the display are changed.

IsCustomColorBrightnessChanged

Checks if the brightness settings of the display are changed.

IsCustomColorContrastChanged

Checks if the color contrast settings of the display are changed.

IsCustomColorHueChanged

Checks if the hue settings of the display are changed.

IsCustomColorSaturationChanged

Checks if the saturation settings of the display are changed.

IsCustomColorTemperatureChanged

Checks if the color temperature settings of the display are changed.

IsCustomResolutionChanged

Checks if the resolution settings of the display are changed.

IsFreeSyncChanged

Checks if the AMD FreeSync™ settings of the display are changed.

IsGPUScalingChanged

Checks if the GPU scaling settings of the display are changed.

IsHDCPChanged

Checks if the HDCP settings of the display are changed.

IsIntegerScalingChanged

Checks if the Integer Display Scaling settings of the display are changed.

IsPixelFormatChanged

Checks if the pixel format settings of the display are changed.

IsScalingModeChanged

Checks if the scaling mode settings of the display are changed.

IsVSRChanged

Checks if the AMD Virtual Super Resolution settings of the display are changed.

IsVariBrightChanged

Checks if the Vari-Bright settings of the display are changed.

Requirements

Header

include “IDisplays.h”

Minimum version

1.0

Example

To see how to use this interface in a C++ application, refer to the SyncDisplayReceive C++ sample .

For a C application, refer to the SyncDisplayReceive C sample .

Related pages

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