A few issues (volume, fan speeds and start up)

[rebirth123]

I have the 3.5 display and working on my own profile, which has replaced the UsbMonitor software.

What I did like about the official software was its audio volume display, which I found useful during gaming. I can't seem to find any audio options available in Turing Smart Screen and wondered if they are available or something that may eventually be made available.

Regarding fan speeds I can only get it to work on my GPU, but when I try and set it up for the CPU/Mobo the widget doesn't display.

The log file states:

[WARNING] Your CPU Fan sensor could not be auto-detected

Anyway to get around this?

Looking through your hardware compatibility sheet it mentions that only AMD GPU fans have been tested, but this feature seems to be working fine on my Nvidia card with LibreHardwareMonitor (Asus TUF OC 3080 12GB). There is no mention of CPU fans.

EDIT: I'll look through the custom data class. My .py is a little rusty, so a hint at where to get this data would be helpful.

I also can't get main.exe to start with windows. I've tried with Task Scheduler, through the old shell:startup and through registry. I checked your log file and it reported a windows event:

[DEBUG] Caught Windows window message event 17
[INFO] Program will now exit

The app will start if I manually start it, but it throws that event message during startup. I've tried with admin rights shortcuts and through the compatibilty tab, as well as giving it highest priviledges.

R7 5700X3D-Aorus X570 Elite+RTX 308012gb+Win10pro

[rud01f]

Hello.

Regarding audio volume sensor, here's my custom data class:
sensors_custom.zip

The class is named MasterVolume, it provides percentage of master volume (current device) or 0 when muted. Tested for Windows and Linux, should work with MacOS. Mind that on Windows you need to install pycaw python package (either by pip install pycaw or py -m pip install pycaw). On Linux it requires pyalsaaudio python package (pip install pyalsaaudio or python3 -m pip install pyalsaaudio).

Hope you will find it useful! (Example of using custom data is in project's wiki here).

It would be nice if someone with MacOS would confirm wheter it works or not on Mac!

[rebirth123]

Thanks, rud01f. I'll take a look at it and try and improve my python a little. I mostly use C++ and games related programming. I've not touched python since the days of scripting on Autodesk Maya, but if I get it all to work I'll post back.

[rebirth123]

While the CPU fan auto detection fails in the app the fan speed is being detected in the 'test_librehardwaremonitor.py' script found in "Turing System Monitor\external\LibreHardwareMonitor" folder. However, the controllers read as 'None'.

Motherboard | Gigabyte X570 AORUS ELITE | /motherboard
SuperIO | ITE IT8688E | /lpc/it8688e/0
Control | Fan #1 | None
Control | Fan #2 | None
Control | Fan #3 | None
Control | Fan #4 | None
Control | Fan #5 | None
Voltage | Voltage #1 | 0.20399999618530273
Voltage | Voltage #2 | 2.0280001163482666
Voltage | Voltage #3 | 2.0399999618530273
Voltage | Voltage #4 | 2.0399999618530273
Voltage | Voltage #5 | 1.2000000476837158
Voltage | Voltage #6 | 0.9120000004768372
Voltage | Voltage #7 | 1.3799999952316284
Voltage | +3V Standby | 3.3359999656677246
Voltage | CMOS Battery | 3.191999912261963
Temperature | Temperature #1 | 30.0
Temperature | Temperature #2 | 30.0
Temperature | Temperature #3 | 49.0
Temperature | Temperature #4 | 36.0
Temperature | Temperature #5 | 36.0
Temperature | Temperature #6 | 45.0
Fan | Fan #1 | 864.2765502929688
Fan | Fan #2 | 740.131591796875
Fan | Fan #3 | 0.0
Fan | Fan #4 | 0.0
Fan | Fan #5 | 0.0

Any suggestions? I just installed PIP and other dependencies...