Short:
How do I change the window color when mirroring a window (specifically games, the original window is black)?
Also, how do I hide the mouse cursor from the mirrored window? Any C# script snippets available for that?
Long:
Hey guys,
Huge thank you for this software - it solved a bunch of issues I'm having while streaming UWP games (they don't like capture software at all). I can use DisplayFusion to mirror the game to another monitor output, which then spits the video to a capture card and I can keep playing with my normal resolution (which the capture card doesn't like). Just awesome.
Only couple of issues I'm having >>
The color of the mirrored window is always white and looks pretty goofy if I want to show the full image from my main monitor uncropped (it's 2.40:1 and the stream is 16:9). This is easily solved in the receiving end in OBS by adding black masks but
I would love to have a software solution so that I don't need to tick those masks on and off everytime I switch the aspect ratio.
The mouse is also mirrored - I read a support discussion where this was added in the past versions, but I was curious if there was a way to hide the mouse cursor from the mirrored window - with games it's not at all necessary. : )
Anyhoo, kudos for this software, you don't even know how many performance problems it solved! o/