IADLXDisplayGamut

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The IADLXDisplayGamut interface provides methods to configure gamut on a display.

InterfaceId:	IADLXDisplayGamut
Smart Pointer Interface Name:	IADLXDisplayGamutPtr
Inherits:	IADLXInterface
Inherited By:	N/A

Examples of functionality in IADLXDisplayGamut interface include:

Discover the supported predefined color space settings.
Discover the current color space settings.
Change the color space settings.
Discover the supported predefined white point settings.
Discover the current color white point settings.
Change the white point settings.

Methods

Method	Description
GetGamutColorSpace	Gets the color space coordinates of a display.
GetWhitePoint	Gets the white point coordinates (x, y) of a display.
IsCurrent5000kWhitePoint	Checks if the standard white point 5000k is used by a display.
IsCurrent6500kWhitePoint	Checks if the standard white point 6500k is used by a display.
IsCurrent7500kWhitePoint	Checks if the standard white point 7500k is used by a display.
IsCurrent9300kWhitePoint	Checks if the standard white point 9300k is used by a display.
IsCurrentAdobeRgbColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space Adobe RGB is used by a display.
IsCurrentCCIR2020ColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space CCIR2020 is used by a display.
IsCurrentCCIR601ColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space CCIR601 is used by a display.
IsCurrentCCIR709ColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space CCIR709 is used by a display.
IsCurrentCIERgbColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space sRGB is used by a display.
IsCurrentCustomColorSpace	Checks if a custom color space is used by a display.
IsCurrentCustomWhitePoint	Checks if a custom white point is used by a display.
IsSupported5000kWhitePoint	Checks if the standard white point 5000k is supported on a display.
IsSupported6500kWhitePoint	Checks if the standard white point 6500k is supported on a display.
IsSupported7500kWhitePoint	Checks if the standard white point 7500k is supported on a display.
IsSupported9300kWhitePoint	Checks if the standard white point 9300k is supported on a display.
IsSupportedAdobeRgbColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space Adobe RGB is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCCIR2020ColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space BT.2020 is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCCIR601ColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space CCIR601 is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCCIR709ColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space CCIR709 is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCIERgbColorSpace	Checks if the standard color space CIERgb is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCustomColorSpace	Checks if custom color space is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCustomWhitePoint	Checks if custom white point is supported on a display.
SetGamut	Sets a custom white point, for a custom color space on a display.
SetGamut	Sets a custom white point for a predefined color space on a display.
SetGamut	Sets a predefined white point for a custom color space on a display.
SetGamut	Sets a predefined white point for a predefined color space on a display.

Requirements

Header	include “IDisplayGamut.h”
Minimum version	1.0

Example

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

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

Subpages

GetGamutColorSpace - Gets the color space coordinates of a display.
GetWhitePoint - Gets the white point coordinates (x, y) of a display.
IsCurrent5000kWhitePoint - Checks if the standard white point 5000k is used by a display.
IsCurrent6500kWhitePoint - Checks if the standard white point 6500k is used by a display.
IsCurrent7500kWhitePoint - Checks if the standard white point 7500k is used by a display.
IsCurrent9300kWhitePoint - Checks if the standard white point 9300k is used by a display.
IsCurrentAdobeRgbColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space Adobe RGB is used by a display.
IsCurrentCCIR2020ColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space CCIR2020 is used by a display.
IsCurrentCCIR601ColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space CCIR601 is used by a display.
IsCurrentCCIR709ColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space CCIR709 is used by a display.
IsCurrentCIERgbColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space sRGB is used by a display.
IsCurrentCustomColorSpace - Checks if a custom color space is used by a display.
IsCurrentCustomWhitePoint - Checks if a custom white point is used by a display.
IsSupported5000kWhitePoint - Checks if the standard white point 5000k is supported on a display.
IsSupported6500kWhitePoint - Checks if the standard white point 6500k is supported on a display.
IsSupported7500kWhitePoint - Checks if the standard white point 7500k is supported on a display.
IsSupported9300kWhitePoint - Checks if the standard white point 9300k is supported on a display.
IsSupportedAdobeRgbColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space Adobe RGB is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCCIR2020ColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space BT.2020 is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCCIR601ColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space CCIR601 is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCCIR709ColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space CCIR709 is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCIERgbColorSpace - Checks if the standard color space CIERgb is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCustomColorSpace - Checks if custom color space is supported on a display.
IsSupportedCustomWhitePoint - Checks if custom white point is supported on a display.
SetGamut - Sets a custom white point, for a custom color space on a display.
SetGamut - Sets a custom white point for a predefined color space on a display.
SetGamut - Sets a predefined white point for a custom color space on a display.
SetGamut - Sets a predefined white point for a predefined color space on a display.

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