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Python VDD Pipe Control
A small window for sending commands to the VDD's named pipe.
The “Virtual Display Driver Control” window: a Command field with Send Command and Reconnect buttons, and a log reading “Connected to the Virtual Display Driver pipe.”
Overview
Python VDD Pipe Control was a small Python tool for talking to the Virtual Display Driver directly. It opened a simple window that connected to the driver's named pipe, \\.\pipe\MTTVirtualDisplayPipe, let you type a command and send it, and showed the driver's replies in a log.
It had a Reconnect button for when the pipe dropped and showed an alert when a connection failed or a command was invalid. It needed Python 3 with Tkinter and pywin32, and the source was published under the MIT licence in February 2025.
Highlights
- Connects to the driver's named pipe, \\.\pipe\MTTVirtualDisplayPipe
- Command field to send commands to the Virtual Display Driver
- Log window with each command sent and the driver's response
- Reconnect button and alerts for failed connections or invalid input
Details
- Platforms
- Windows
- First released
- Repository created Feb 3, 2025
- Built with
- Python 3, Tkinter, pywin32
- License
- MIT
- Status
- Retired
- Timeline
- Feb 2025
- Requirements
- Python 3.x, Tkinter, pywin32 (pip install pywin32), Virtual Display Driver installed
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