Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(04-04-2014 03:10 PM)rmike1991 Wrote:  Thanks for your reply. So it's either leave the extension block enabled or import the file? And how do I import this file?
Also just to make sure. Do I need to check the box "Include extension block" for both - monitor and TV?

Audio support is defined in the extension block, so it has to be enabled either way. What I meant was you have to either use the display's default extension block or import one with audio support. Use the "Import..." button at the bottom-left corner to import the file.

You didn't mention what video card you have. NVIDIA won't add the custom resolutions if you try to use the default extension block, so you'd have to import the hdmi-audio.dat file. AMD/ATI can use the default extension block, or you can import the hdmi-audio.dat to override it. You only need to do this for the display that needs HDMI audio.

If that doesn't work, then it might be a driver bug. Check if restarting the video driver restores audio: restart.zip

(04-04-2014 03:10 PM)rmike1991 Wrote:  One more question. Te field "Standard resolutions" is empty (no standard resolutions). Do I need to add something there?

No.