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edid

The edid command is used on the Makito X DVI to set the DVI-D preferred resolution advertised as part of the HDMI EDID (Extended Display Identification Data), so that connected devices do not scale their output resolutions to match the current Makito X DVI default (1080p).

Tip

This is useful because some computer video cards do not allow users to specify a resolution other than the advertised preferred one. If you have trouble getting your computer to send the proper graphic resolution to the Makito X, forcing the EDID to advertise that resolution as its preferred input format is likely to remedy that situation.

Note

EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) is a data structure provided by a digital display to communicate its capabilities to a video source device.

Synopsis

edid set preferred=res 
edid get
edid reset

Actions

ActionDescription

set

Selects the DVI-D preferred resolution.

get

Displays the current EDID settings.

reset

Resets the preferred resolution to the driver internal default EDID.

Parameters

ParameterDefaultDescription/Values

preferred

1920x1200p60

Following are the available values for the DVI-D preferred resolution:

  • 1920x1200p60 (default)
  • 1920x1080p60
  • 1680x1050p60
  • 1600x1200p60
  • 1600x900p60
  • 1440x900p60, 1440x900p75
  • 1400x1050p60, 1400x1050p75
  • 1360x768p60
  • 1280x1024p60, 1280x1024p75
  • 1280x800p60, 1280x800p75, 1280x800p85
  • 1280x768p60, 1280x768p75, 1280x768p85
  • 1152x864p75
  • 1024x768p60, 1024x768p75, 1024x768p85
  • 800x600p60, 800x600p75, 800x600p85
  • 640x480p60, 640x480p75, 640x480p85

Examples

# edid get

Returns EDID configuration information for the encoder, such as:

Configuration:
EDID File : (Using driver internal data)
Preferred Resolution : 1920x1200p60
# edid set preferred=1280x1024p60

Sets the DVI-D preferred resolution to 1280x1024p60


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