- #SWITCHRESX RESOLUTION NOT INSTALLED 480P#
- #SWITCHRESX RESOLUTION NOT INSTALLED DRIVERS#
- #SWITCHRESX RESOLUTION NOT INSTALLED MANUAL#
I got a new MBP 2018 after my 13inch 2015 model died on me. 31.469 kHz 59.940 Hzĭetailed Timing Block #5 - Timing definition:īorder.As many people here I also suffer from different screen issues ( blue light, PWM, dithering. 45.000 kHz 60.000 Hzĭetailed Timing Block #4 - Timing definition:Īctive. 33.750 kHz 60.053 Hzĭetailed Timing Block #3 - Timing definition: 31.250 kHz 50.000 Hzĭetailed Timing Block #2 - Timing definition:
#SWITCHRESX RESOLUTION NOT INSTALLED 480P#
#9: 640 x 480p 59.94/60Hz - 4:3 is not native (1)ĭetailed Timing Block #1 - Timing definition: EXTENSION EDID BLOCK 1 -įirst DTD block at offset.24 Preferred timing mode includes Native Pixel Format RGB 4:4:4 & YCrCb 4:4:4 Color Encoding Formats
Well, I guess I'll wait 3-5 business days to see what their backline engineers have to say.ĭDC block report generated by SwitchResX version 3.8.7 for display Re-install an operating system because of a display issue? I think I'd rather take my MBP back before spending hours to re-install OS X, then Parallels and any other applications blown away by the re-install. But that I could try re-installing 10.5.6 to see if that fixes the issue. I'm being told that in 10.5.7, which is what I'm running, that some display resolutions were removed. I will try giving Hyundai tech support a call, but I've been around computers long enough to know that they are just going to blame the MacBook just as the first Apple representative tried to blame the display. This is very frustrating, especially to a new MacBook owner. I've never had to call tech support before on a display issue on my PCs. I'm on the phone with Apple Support and they are gathering log information for backline engineers. This works just fine with my $1000 PC laptop, but is not working with my new $2700 MBP.
#SWITCHRESX RESOLUTION NOT INSTALLED DRIVERS#
Hyundai is providing separate drivers for the monitor for Windows only - which leads me to believe that it is not transmitting the proper EDID info.
#SWITCHRESX RESOLUTION NOT INSTALLED MANUAL#
The manual does provide very good detail of resolution and frequency settings. If you are using either of the first 2, I'd give Hyundai IT support a call or try SwitchResX. It will not accept that resolution via HDMI. Would think if you're going from mini-display port to DVI it should be working.Įdit: Found the owner's manual - this set should support 1920x1200 via both VGA and DVI. Most decent manufacturers will provide a detail page of the resolutions accepted through the VGA port. If you're going in via VGA, you'll need to check the manual. Likely if you are going in through HDMI, the highest available is going to be 1920x1080 and maybe not even that as some manufacturers EDID info from HDMI does not report the proper info to computers. Need more info - specifically what connection are you using? What resolution options is it providing?
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