Asus Auto Tune Black Screen

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Dev c++ opengl tutorial. There is a known issue affecting the Windows version of Auto-Tune EFX+ on some PC systems with older graphics cards that do not have sufficient OpenGL support. The issue causes the GUI screen of Auto-Tune EFX+ to be blank, as shown below:

  1. Asus Auto Tune Black Screen 2017
  2. Asus Auto Tuning Black Screen

One key feature found in many onscreen monitor menus is Auto Tune or Auto Adjust. Use this feature to quickly have the monitor adjust to the image the display adapter is sending. If the LCD monitor has regions on the screen that twinkle or appear fuzzy, the monitor hasn’t properly grasped the graphics information being sent to it. Apr 10, 2017  As your Asus ZenFone 3 Max (ZC520TL) displays a black screen and refuses to turn on, be prepared to retrieve data from your Asus ZenFone 3 Max (ZC520TL) to recover from this black screen issue. We strongly advise you to make a backup of your data in case you need to perform a factory reset and restore or your device.


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To resolve this issue you could first try updating your graphics card driver to the latest version. This may resolve the issue and allow you to make use of Auto-Tune EFX+'s enhanced OpenGL graphics performance.


Alternatively, if you do not wish to update your graphics card driver, you can download and install the attached patch, which will modify the Auto-Tune EFX+ preference file to disable the OpenGL setting. To do this, follow the instructions below:


1. Quit your recording software and download the attached patch installer: 'Install Auto-Tune EFX+ XML Patch v1.0.0.zip'


Asus Auto Tune Black Screen 2017

2. Extract (unzip) and run the installer. Click through all the screens to perform a standard installation.

Asus Auto Tuning Black Screen

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3. Once the installation is complete, restart your recording software and load Auto-Tune EFX+. At this point the GUI screen should now be visible.


(Important Note: To avoid this issue in the future, do not enable the 'Use OpenGL Graphics' setting in the Preferences menu.)