Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(01-26-2022 11:57 PM)pilfos Wrote:  Wow, it worked! Thanks, thanks a lot ToastyX!

I needed to export to EXE and install the EDID because after restarting I was losing the config.

Then, this is a problem with Windows? With Intel drivers?

And why I was getting 1920x1080 @ 59.933 Hz (138.50 Mhz) instead of 1920x1080 @ 60 Hz (148.50 Mhz) ?

If you have to use the .exe method, then it's an Intel driver issue. If you mean the timing parameters, those are provided by the TV. They're not "wrong" per se. It's just using the CVT-RB standard instead of CTA-861, but CVT-RB doesn't have enough horizontal blanking, which is where the audio is transmitted. The TV probably defines both versions, but Windows can only list 60 Hz once, so it uses the first one defined. Ubuntu can handle multiple modelines with the same refresh rate, so it might have used the other one.