Closed BrianKMcKinnon closed 9 years ago
This utility was originally written by me for edid version 1 which is 128 bytes. Later, on request, I added the capability to read/write edid version 2 which is 256 bytes. The version is defined in the header of the first 128 byte block. The program reads and writes the length based on that version field.
I found my problem. I was using the wrong EDID bin file. Sorry for the mistake! Great job on this!
On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 4:56 PM, Mark Blakeney notifications@github.com wrote:
This utility was originally written by me for edid version 1 which is 128 bytes. Later, on request, I added the capability to read/write edid version 2 which is 256 bytes. The version is defined in the header of the first 128 byte block. The program reads and writes the length based on that version field.
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Hey, great work on this. I have one issue though, I'm trying to write 256 Bytes, and it stops after 128. Is there an argument I can use to include block 2? I haven't found one in the readme, but it looks like you've done something to include 256 bytes in the source code.