Simple, unobtrusive UI to blend in to the general aesthetics of macOS (even the menu icon can be hidden).Modern, stylish and highly customizable menulet reflecting the design of Control Center introduced in Big Sur.Dozens of customization options to tweak the inner workings of the app to suit your hardware and needs (don't forget to enable Show advanced settings in app Preferences).Support for custom keyboard shortcuts as well as standard brightness and media keys on Apple keyboards.Allows dimming to full black (advanced feature).Sync up all your displays using a single slider or keyboard shortcuts.Synchronize brightness from built-in and Apple screens - replicate Ambient light sensor and touch bar induced changes to a non-Apple external display!.Seamlessly combined hardware and software dimming extends dimming beyond the minimum brightness available on your display.Supports smooth brightness transitions.Supports multiple protocols to adjust brightness: DDC for external displays (brightness, contrast, volume), native Apple protocol for Apple and built-in displays, Gamma table control for software adjustment (recommended for OLED), shade control for AirPlay, Sidecar and Display Link devices.Shows native OSD for brightness and volume.Control your display's brightness, volume and contrast!.I'm new to Mac computers (just got this one about 2 months ago) I'd be most appreciative for any advice or suggestions. And of course will provide any additional information as needed.Go to Releases and download the latest. The USB C to VGA adapter is not functioning properly. The monitor is just too damn old and I need to stop being so cheap and go out and buy a new one.Ģ. I'm not particularly tech savvy, but I'm guessing this issue is due to one of two possibilities:ġ. However, the MacBook display settings does recognize that it is connected to the Samsung monitor. I've selected both to no result, and every other option in settings is grayed out. I get an onscreen message on the Samsung monitor that says, 'Check Signal Cable' and underneath that, it says, 'Digital'. In the monitor's settings, I'm limited to only switching between 'PC and 'AV'. I've followed Apple's suggested settings on the MacBook:Ībout this Mac > Displays >Arrangement and then put a check make in 'mirror displays'. I'm trying to mirror my 2020 MacBook Air with a 2008 Samsung SA 300 monitor via a USB C to VGA adapter. 2020 MacBook Air M Samsung SA 300 Monitor Hi,

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