The ColorPlanes property indicates the current number ofcolor planes used in the display configuration. A color plane is another way to represent pixel colors. Instead of assigning a single RGB value to each pixel, color planes separate the graphic into each of the primary color components (red, green, blue), and store them in their own planes. This allows for greater color depths on 8- and 16-bit video systems. Present graphics systems have the bitwidth large enough to store color depth information; meaningonly one color plane is needed. Example: 1 This property has been deprecated in favor of a corresponding property(s) contained in the Win32_VideoController, Win32_DesktopMonitor and//or CIM_VideoControllerResolution
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The ColorPlanes property indicates the current number of color planes used in the video display. A color plane is another ...
The ColorPlanes property indicates the current number ofcolor planes used in the display configuration. A color plane is ...
The ColorTableEntries property indicates the number of color indexes in a color table for a video display. This property ...
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