#Monitorcontrol mac m1 update
#Monitorcontrol mac m1 software
#Monitorcontrol mac m1 Pc

Added safer 'Assume last saved settings are valid' option as default instead of startup DDC read (or restore).Added implementation for Command+F1 macOS shortcut to enable/disable mirroring.Added version check upon startup for mandatory preferences reset upon downgrade or incompatible previous version + notification about this.Added option for keyboard fine scale for volume.Added option for keyboard fine scale for brightness.Separated option to change all screens for brightness and volume.Added option for audio device name matching for display volume control selection.Added option to restore last saved values upon startup.Ctrl+Command+Brightness now controls external displays only (Ctrl+Brightness continues to control internal display only).Added option to use window focus instead of mouse to determine which display to control.Added option to show slider tick marks for better accuracy.Option to disable slider snapping for finer control + disable slider snapping by default.Added suffix to similarly named displays for better differentiation.

Replication of built-in and Apple display brightness to corresponding brightness slider.

Added option to show brightness slider for internal display and apple displays (enabled by default).

Added option to show/hide brightness slider.

Added proper support for controlling Apple displays.

#Monitorcontrol mac m1 update

Mac model: iMac Retina 5K, 27-inch, 2019Ĭhanges in this update Added/improved functionality.It is hard to tell, but cycling the brightness up and down with the function keys will produce sporadic increases or decreases in brightness (depending on which key is being pressed), generally at the extremes of the brightness scale.Įnvironment Information (please complete the following information): The volume OSD is not hidden when using the menu bar sliders, but the brightness OSD is.īehavior is not affected by the Hide OSD toggle, but it may be affected by the Polling Mode. Also, the Hide OSD option works for volume now on my displays (yay!) when using the function keys, but of course the keys do not adjust volume (just as the brightness keys do not adjust brightness). The menu bar sliders do work to adjust brightness and volume. Launch MonitorControl 2.2.0 and use function row keys to adjust display brightness or volume.īrightness keys should adjust brightness, volume keys should adjust volume. This bug is present when one or both monitors are connected. They work up to version 2.1.0, but not in 2.2.0 or the 3.0.0 beta. I have updated MonitorControl to the latest versionįunction row brightness and volume keys (apple magic keyboard) no longer work for me.

5.5.0 has not been tested and officially released by Avid at the time of writing (27 July 2021).ĭownload DADman 5.5. Please Note! Besides DAD AX32 and DX32R, DADman is also the main control surface for NTP Penta products, as well as Avid’s MTRX and MTRX Studio. This means that you can now assign these functions from the DADman PRO|MON monitor layout to a button on our hardware monitor controller – the MOM Monitor Operating Module.

#Monitorcontrol mac m1 Pc

V 5.5.0 is also available for PC and will run on Windows 8, 9 and 10.įurther, two new functions that are related to the PRO|MON monitor control section have been added in the 5.5.0 version:ġ.

And it will run on the following macOS versions: Big Sur (11/Intel and Apple M1), Catalina (10.15), Mojave (10.14), High Sierra (10.13), Sierra (10.12), El Capitan (10.11) and Yosemite (10.10).

#Monitorcontrol mac m1 software

Yes, the DADman control software v 5.5.0 for macOS is compatible with the Apple Silicon M1 processor chip. DADman v 5.5.0 with Support for Apple M1 Processor Now AvailableĭADman v 5.5.0 is available for macOS and Windows and introduces a couple of new features related to the PRO|MON monitor control side of the software.