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NVIDIA GPU ONLY

Game Vivifier
"Bring your games to life!'

Features:

• Custom Gamma & Vibrance profiles.
  Easy to use, user-friendly interface.
  Support English and French language.
  Can update automatically.

How does it works?:

• Everytime a window is activated, read the .ini for preferences on that specific process, send them to the NVCPL.
  If no preferences were retrieven, send the default ones instead.

How do I use it?:

• Simply right click on the tray icon and choose [Settings]
  If you need further help, hovering the "Help?" button will give you instructions.
  Picture - User Interface

  

Compiled download: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lemas ... vifier.exe
Source: https://github.com/lemasato/Game-Vivifier

Current version:2.0.13 (7th January 2017)

Update 1.3.0.1 released!

Changelog:
1.3

• User-friendly menus!
  Everything can now be handled by the Settings tray menu (no more .ini editing!)

1.3.0.1

• Added option on First_Run() to set default preferences.
  Thread link fixed.
  Better source comments.
  Some vars name were changed to fit better.

looks very interesting, gonna try out when I back home!

Hello everyone!
This project has been revived with a brand new interface, a new icon AND a new name!
Screenshot of the new interface can be found in the main post.

Feel free to let your friends know about it if you like it!

moved as requested

Just willing to let everyone know that the v2.0.10 has just been released!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this doesn't work on laptop nvidia GPUs as it doesn't handle the display.

xZomBie wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but this doesn't work on laptop nvidia GPUs as it doesn't handle the display.

Oops. Haven't checked this thread in a while.
It should work as long as you have an NVIDIA gpu, with NVIDIA drivers installed.
If you wish, you can add (for example) notepad.exe to your preferences and set the Gamma/Vibrance. Upon activating notepad's window, its corresponding settings will be applied.

masato wrote:It should work as long as you have an NVIDIA gpu, with NVIDIA drivers installed.
If you wish, you can add (for example) notepad.exe to your preferences and set the Gamma/Vibrance. Upon activating notepad's window, its corresponding settings will be applied.

Doesn't work on laptops or notebooks. Take a look at https://vibrancegui.com/, the tool doesn't support laptop/notebook.
It's because the display is controlled by the on board GPU, in my case, Intel's.
Will this tool support AMD GPUs in the future? Thanks.

Oh yeah. I wasn't aware of that (NVIDIA not including the vibrance setting in their laptop drivers).
I can't say anything about AMD compatibility, unless there is some AHK-AMD-API

NVIDIA Control Panel's sidebar allows the use of ControlClick.
Also, we are still able to access the Gamma/Vibrance slider while not in the "Ajust Desktop Color Settings" tab.

AMD CCC does not allow these.
We can only manage the sliders while on their corresponding tab, and we cannot access said tab using ControlClick.

For the people from the future:
author's git got nuked, but the Internet Archive miraculously had a backup of the project

COMPILED: https://web.archive.org/web/20200917134 ... tet-stream
CODE: https://web.archive.org/web/20200917134540if_/https://codeload.github.com/lemasato/Game-Vivifier/tar.gz/2.1.3
(from https://web.archive.org/web/20200917134321/https://github.com/lemasato/Game-Vivifier/releases)