What is EDID? (Extended Display Identification Data)

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HowToAV takes a look at EDID - or Extended Display Identification Data.
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There is a whole host of information stored inside your display screen / TV and source to ensure you get the best information for the best picture and audio results. - which is known as EDID.
EDID is an industry standard for AV Source and Display devices which automatically communicates manufacturer specification and data between devices.
This allows your AV source to send the best compatible signal data to your screen, TV or projector to ensure the best possible poicture results.
EDID data includes manufacturer and specification data including:
• Brand
• Product Code
• Date of Manufacture
• Video Input Type
• Horizontal and Vertical Size
• Supported features
• Colour characteristics
• Timing information
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@HowToAVtv 9 лет назад

The HowToAV team look at EDID (or Extended Display Identification Data) and the information it holds on your individual AV devices. #howtoav #training #avtweeps #av #audiovisual

@TheTubeMeister 6 лет назад

I have an rca tv hooked up to an android box using hdmi. Should I set the edid to auto? Or 2.0 or 1.4?

@TaccRaccoon 7 лет назад

What does it mean when it says edid 4 seconds. Does it Mean 4 second delay or it takes 4 seconds to startup

@pintorespanol6123 4 года назад

suggestion: you can recreate a scene for every case or definition of any process or event.

@SoundBarrierEntertainment 5 лет назад

THANKS

@DykyKryl 2 года назад

ООО мне так нравится английский акцент

@robertnesta4434 2 года назад

Is it safe to do an Eeprom reset on a tv if you messed up your colour settings in the service menu of your TV?

@DaveTaste 8 месяцев назад

Yeah def

@oliviervandermolen58 7 лет назад

I have a desktop PC with a HDMI into a HDMI splitter (SpeaKa proffessional HDMI-Splitter) and the out-ports into 2 monitors, but they are showing the exact same thing even though i have it set-up as a secondary display, i want it to extend my desktop so i can do stuff on both monitor's but it isn't working. I have Nvidia drivers, windows 10 and running on a Nvidia GeForce GTX 960. Do you have any idea what the problem is?

@i528DNA 5 лет назад

How do we use EDID on out tv? What are the standard settings for using EDID? This is a bit confusing on what EDID actually does or is used for?

@HowToAVtv 5 лет назад

EDID should really communicate automatically with other devices on your AV system. It's role is to 'handshake' with other connected devices in order for them to understand the best output for your TV. If your connected devices have EDID functionality, they should communicate automatically and you sholdn't need to make any setting changes.

@i528DNA 5 лет назад

HowToAV.tv Thank for the reply. So I have a RCA 50” 4K UHD tv I just got and it has some setting options for what they call “EDID Switch”, the options are “Default”, “Standard”, and “Advanced”. So Im just wondering what the different options for this mean and what do they do? TV is RCA 50” model #RLDED5098-UHD

@AintPopular 6 лет назад

please answer does it mean upscaling?

@danielmcmaster1392 4 года назад

I just discovered this setting in my tv while changing from Wi-Fi to LAN, I found this and HDMI CEC, Both of which were switched off. I've always thought I bought a HDR tv but could never get anything I plugged in to agree with that, it would always say 4K 30FPS and no HDR, I noticed these 2 settings and googled away. CEC doesn't matter to me but EDID, the second I switched it on my input device was able to recognize 4K UHD 60 FPS HDR. I've had this TV almost a year and my question is why the F@$# was this settings native state off. What fool sells a product and has its capacity for performance limited as standard. Being my first 4K TV, I had no idea this setting or the system it controlled could be turned off. Any smart device these days talks to anything you plug it into, but it defeats the purpose of plug and play if you plug the latest media device into your TV and your TV says HI, IM A PIECE OF CRAP, NOT AT ALL THE NICE NEW FANGLED THING MY OWNER PAID FOR! Is my TV being lazy or are its designers absolute idiots? Id love to hear your thoughts and anybody else who has had a similar experience!