![]() ![]() You see… the reasoning is… I don’t want to record the gameplay within my Samsung Galaxy S10 Android phone which has 128GB of storage. After all, the only reason I wanted to mirror video and audio from Android to PC was to make the app fullscreen on my PC monitor to record the video using OBS Studio (Windows 10, 64-bit). All of them failed miserably.Īll apps I tried mirror the screen, but no audio.ĭefeated, then I went for the next possible alternative. I installed several alternatives from Google Play, and some suggested through sites I found in Google and YouTube. My original idea was to search for an Android app able to mirror the smartphone’s screen and audio from Android to PC. Under the "Windows HD Color" section, turn on the Play HDR games and apps toggle switch.In preparation for Diablo Immortal, and of course, to record Raziel: Dungeon Arena Beta I stumbled straight into a wall.Under the "Rearrange your displays" section, select the external monitor.In the case of Windows 10, you can enable HDR using these steps: As a result, you'll need to check your manufacturer support website for more specific details. The steps to enable HDR on a monitor is different per manufacturer and even per model. ![]() If the panel isn't showing HDR, then make sure to enable the feature on the peripheral. Windows 10 must-have codecs for 10-bit video decoding and latest graphics drivers (WDDM) installed.For example, AMD Radeon RX 400 series or higher, NVIDIA GeForce 1000 series or higher, or Intel UHD Graphics 600 series or higher support the HDR requirements. The graphics card has to have PlayReady 3.0 support.The monitor has to support HDR10, and HDMI 2.0 or DisplayPort 1.4 or higher.The integrated graphics card has to have PlayReady support and codecs for 10-bit video decoding.The built-in display needs to have a minimum resolution of 1080p and a max brightness of 300 nits (more is better).The minimum requirements to stream HDR video on Windows 10 are: If the display isn't ready for HDR, Microsoft recommends choosing from VESA Certified DisplayHDR displays. Once you complete the steps, you can check and enable high dynamic range on the screen and Windows 10. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central) ![]()
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