Still no full screen???

[TomGForce99]

So I have bought G Force for years and years, probably 15 years now.

But since windows 11, you cannot do fullscreen. We were told there would be no updates to the product maybe 9 months back.

BUT there have been updates now. I bought all 3, Aeon, Whitecap, and Gforce.... thinking that full screen would actually work again.

BUT BUT, nope you still cannot launch full screen or all 3 of them will crash. What gives??? Why did I just spend money on this product that doesn't work correctly still ????

I can do OpenGL in settings and full screen works but the colors are washed out and dull and it warns me OpenGL isn't recommended for Windows. But with Direct3D I cant do full screen, it just crashes and must be closed from task manager.

So what are we supposed to do??? It doesn't make any sense because Windows 11 isn't that drastically different from Windows 10, so why cant you all figure out fullscreen. OR potentially figure out boarder less windowed mode?

Please help us!!!!

[TomGForce99]

Well I am glad I work in IT and found a workaround.

You just need to disable "Fullscreen optimizations" for the app in question.

[TomGForce99]

Going on a couple of days now, and the "disable fullscreen optimizations" has been working great so far.

Maybe something the Devs can look into for the fullscreen issue, as it has been a problem for a couple of years now. (not talking crap by any means, just hopeful it is a little change you all can make to the products for stability).

Im also not sure if this helps with iTunes visualizer or WMP. I only use the standalone with a mic. as I cannot get the virtual input to work on Windows 11 either. I think that is more of a windows issue though, as even other recording devices don't show any input when set to "use this device".

Thanks for all that you do Sound Spectrum folk! We love you and your products!!!

[BTT]

Hello TomGForce99

As I said in your other post:

That's really useful information, thanks for sharing.

There are some new ideas in progress at SoundSpectrum which I am sure you will enjoy.