Windows 10: Optional Display Sleep Per Monitor

this should be very straight forward but is seemingly impossible.

I have 2 standard monitors and a TV all plugged in to one box, I want to be able to play media on the TV while the two monitors adhere to the standard display time out settings and turn themselves off after 10 minutes.

at the minute, playing any media one on screen obviously keeps all screens turned on. This is dumb.

id like; turn off display 1: 10 mins, turn off display 2: 10 mins, turn off display 3: never.

id like; turn off display 1: 10 mins, turn off display 2: 10 mins, turn off display 3: never.

ive googled the crap out of it but cant find a reasonable solution. black screens, dark wallpapers, all that stuff is not an option, the monitors must time out after 10 mins of non use, the tv must remain on all the time.

any halp?

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Thank you for contacting Microsoft Forums.

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