The pull request I made adds much finer control over the settings. And it updates the default setting values. I got those settings by adjusting my monitor until I liked it and then using the new 'p' serial command to print out the setting value indexes. Then I updated the Arduino script's default indexes. A cheap way to save the settings.
Next up. Have the Arduino save the settings itself.
Also @oshimai I got much better color and brightness with your EDID #3 than I do with the default one for this project. It's still not perfect though. I can't use the full width of the monitor and I can't use 1024x768. Even with those limitations I'm going to stick with that EDID until I get a better one. Thank you!
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@oshimai where in the file system did you find the files containing the EDID for the iMac display?
Next up. Have the Arduino save the settings itself.
Also @oshimai I got much better color and brightness with your EDID #3 than I do with the default one for this project. It's still not perfect though. I can't use the full width of the monitor and I can't use 1024x768. Even with those limitations I'm going to stick with that EDID until I get a better one. Thank you!
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@oshimai where in the file system did you find the files containing the EDID for the iMac display?