Home, modules, hub & PC info

When signed in, Home appears at the top center. The page needs the app running on this PC.

Home

• Your active modules as apps. A click opens the editor, dragging rearranges: dropping on a tile swaps, between tiles inserts.
• Holding (¾ second, in grid and ring) opens the module's manual.
• ⚙ Customize: choose the view – grid, list (like under “Modules”, with status) or ring (round, with or without names). The customize tile can be moved too.
• Grid: free area – drag tiles anywhere, resize at the bottom right corner. “Rearrange” resets everything (with confirmation). The 🔓/🔒 next to it locks Home: then nothing can be moved or resized.
• Items (⚙ Customize → “＋ Item”): your own tiles with title, link and/or image or GIF. With an image the tile only shows the image – with “Label: image + title” like a module. Without an image the title is shown (🔗 if linked), with only a link a 🔗, completely empty a +. A click opens the link, otherwise the settings; holding always opens the settings.
• Folders (⚙ Customize → “＋ Folder”): dragging modules and items on the board onto the folder puts them inside – the tile shows up to four of them small. A click opens the folder: clicking an element opens it like on the board, ↥ puts it back on the board. Holding the folder opens its settings: rename and “Dissolve folder” (puts everything back on the board).
• The board has at most 100 rows.
• Layout, sizes, items and folders are stored by the app – not the browser. They're included in “Share” and in the backup (.vview).

Modules

All modules with search: whether active, bought, free or unlocked via Pro. The toggle activates/deactivates, (i) explains step by step what the module can do.

Hub

Templates, effect packs, sounds and images to add – with search and filters by type (templates by module, effects by section) and free/Pro. By default you only see what you don't have yet. More: Sharing templates → Hub.

PC info

Everything about your PC: processor, graphics card, RAM (with a note if EXPO/XMP is off), mainboard, drives, displays, network – plus live load and temperatures.

NVIDIA temperatures come automatically. For CPU, mainboard and SSD start the free LibreHardwareMonitor (official only on github.com/LibreHardwareMonitor) and turn on Options → Remote Web Server → Run. Tips like EXPO/XMP are behind the yellow (i).

⚠ At your own risk: you make changes to the BIOS or Windows and install third-party programs yourself. Ventoview is not liable for damage, data loss or malware. Only download programs from the manufacturer's official site.