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Failed to set brightness of secondary display - Lenovo ThinkVision L2452p 24-inch #11
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Same here on Dell U2713H brightness -d 1 -v 1 |
I read somewhere about that trick too (attaching USB cable).. Not really sure how that would work... I did try it out though ... didn't work either |
I find it is almost impossible. You can refer to following materials. |
https://github.com/superduper/BrightnessMenulet and/or https://github.com/kfix/ddcctl may work for you. It sort of works for me with my current display, a LG 27MB85R (setting contrast works reliably; brightness and volume don't, and querying volume hangs my Mac). See the caveats at the bottom of the ddcctl readme, though; it may also hang your Mac, display or both. In any case, the above seems quite flaky and I don't really want to release software that is likely to crash your Mac or display. If Apple decides to support DDC control in any serious manner I'll reconsider of course. |
Really disappointed at Apple; DDC/CI is so easy on Windows and Linux. Is there anywhere I can yell at Apple about it? |
@FranklinYu, try their bug report tracker, bugreport.apple.com. Don't think it'll help though. |
This failed for external Dell P2715QT - 27" Monitor.
but works for the built-in mac book pro screen. |
I have an LG UltraFine 27MD5KA and I get the same error:
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brightness -d 0 .5 with: display 0: main, active, awake, online, external, ID 0x7bd8ca3c This a Apple iMac Display (Mid 2010) MacOS 10.10.5 (14F2511) using and getting display 0: main, active, awake, online, external, ID 0x7bd8ca3c with get from this posts date/time. |
This script worked for me: https://github.com/kfix/ddcctl I'm using an external Acer monitor. |
MY LG UltraFine 5K also fails when connected to my MacBook Pro via USB-C:
However, I can use the brightness keyboard shortcuts to control the brightness of the external monitor, so macOS can definitely do it. |
hi @latenitefilms if you download and compile the brightness code yourself it will work with you LG 5K UltraFine display |
I've got a Mac Mini with an M1 chip, MacOS 11.2.3, and an LG Ultrafine 5k Monitor. Using homebrew, I had a similar error in the issue description. I then downloaded the source, compiled it, put the binary in my path, and it works fine! @nriley If you'd like me to provide further information, I'm happy to. |
Yeah, I think we just need to figure out how to get the Homebrew formula updated... I didn't create the original one! |
Thanks bud. Same on MacBook Pro 15'' from 2018 |
DP's-iMac:~ root# brightness -l I got sam error, and I am trying ddcctl and BrightnessMenulet, will update soon. ----- after tested ----- I am using 10.11.6 and have 2 ex-monitors it's working. |
worked for me, and was very simple to compile too.
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same error. |
I got the same error with my LG UltraFine 27MD5KL and as others on this issue suggested, just building from source and it works. @nriley is the binary in Homebrew outdated? |
@foolip Yes, it is. I didn't upload the Homebrew package; someone else did and abandoned it. |
Just created PR 49 to suggest the removal of hombrew from the README if there is no support for updating homebrew. |
This is the error I get when setting brightness
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