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Unfortunately it looks like my monitor does support DDC but does not support VPC Code 96 (0x60) meaning I can't programmatically change the input. What a bummer
by nkrisc 6y ago
Unfortunately it looks like my monitor does support DDC but does not support VPC Code 96 (0x60) meaning I can't programmatically change the input. What a bummer.
Monitor is ASUS PG348Q.
- Freak_NL 6y agoThat's a shame. I had more luck it seems — BenQ PD2700Q: Feature: 60 (Input Source) Values: 0f: DisplayPort-1 10: DisplayPort-2 11: HDMI-1 sudo ddcutil setvcp 60 0x11 # To HDMI sudo ddcutil setvcp 60 0x10 # To DisplayPort 2 Nice! Installing ddcutil¹ was a breeze too. No extra configuration needed on Ubuntu Linux. Although a few tweaks are needed to give the local user access instead of root. 1: http://www.ddcutil.com/ http://www.ddcutil.com/
- marcosscriven 6y agoMy LG 38WN95C says it supports 0x60, but then doesn't nothing when I set it (whereas other controls work, such as volume and brightness). I wonder if there's any hope of hacking a solution to this, as it seems unlikely the LG would actually fix it.