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baziliolg avatar baziliolg commented on June 26, 2024 1

Thank you for your reply.
However nothing happens on second, third, and any following attempts to set this particular resolution. I've tried DisplayPort and HDMI outputs and different displays (including 40" FullHD Philips LEV TV) but the behaviour is the same. Any other resolution works except for exactly half the native resolution of the display.

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aryamccarthy avatar aryamccarthy commented on June 26, 2024

I think there's an intermittent bug where the first time you try to change the resolution, it fails. The second time should succeed, whatever resolution you pick the second time.

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avibrazil avatar avibrazil commented on June 26, 2024

Guys, please remember this is code from around 2012 that I didn't wrote, I just organized it to be packaged in this repo. I'm not maintaining the code, just the packaging.

Someone needs to step ahead and update it to newer macOS APIs and machine models.

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avibrazil avatar avibrazil commented on June 26, 2024

This RDM works for me in my MacBook 13” 2015 either for the internal Retina display and for my samsung external HDMI monitor.

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iugo avatar iugo commented on June 26, 2024

I have a same issue.

1440x900 display. Set 825x525 can work, but 720x450 HiDPI doesn't work.

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wildptr avatar wildptr commented on June 26, 2024

I have exactly the same issue with 2560x1440 DELL UP2516D. The ideal resolution is 1280x720 HiDPI but when selected nothing happens.

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drebes avatar drebes commented on June 26, 2024

I faced the same problem with High Sierra, and this appears to be a macOS bug, according to the SwitchResX FAQ (I see the same error):

I want to use a HiDPI resolution that is half the native size of the monitor, but this doesn't work

In some cases, you will see a resolution that is half the size of the native resolution of the screen. Selecting it will not work.

If you look in the Console (/Applications/Console), you'll observe a message like this one:

11/11/14 10:35:56,465 WindowServer[123]: CGXCompleteDisplayConfiguration: Monitor 4304241; Mode -1569958512 not available
11/11/14 10:35:56,465 SwitchResX Control[174]: CGSCompleteDisplayConfigurationWithOption

This is a bug within OS X itself. OS X reports this resolution as available when building the resolution list, but doesn't let you select it. There's nothing to do at this point, and SwitchResX cannot avoid showing this resolution in its list.

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osaat09 avatar osaat09 commented on June 26, 2024

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