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wxEDID is a wxWidgets - based EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) editor.
Supported structures: EDID v1.3+ base structure and the CEA/CTA-861-H (as first extension block).
Besides normal editor functionality, the app has been equipped with a DTD constructor, which aims to ease timings selection/editing. It's also possible to export and import EDID data to/from text files (hex ASCII format) and also to export the structures as a human-readable text.

Project Samples

Block Tree

DTD Constructor

Block Tree - dark mode

DTD Constructor - dark mode

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GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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