Changelogs

Version 1.5.2 expands support for newer display standards while refining how advanced extension blocks are handled. These changes benefit users working with modern monitors, televisions, and multi-display environments.

• Improved CTA extension support.
• Better handling of advanced display metadata.
• Enhanced compatibility with newer monitor specifications.
• Fixed several display parsing issues.

This update concentrates on improving reliability without introducing major interface changes. Internal fixes help reduce unexpected editing problems and improve compatibility across different hardware setups.

• Fixed multiple minor bugs.
• Improved overall stability.
• Better display information validation.
• General compatibility improvements.

Version 1.5 introduced several important improvements that made display editing more flexible for advanced users. Support for newer standards and additional configuration options expanded compatibility with modern hardware.

• Expanded display editing capabilities.
• Better support for modern graphics hardware.
• Improved extension block handling.
• Updated internal processing for improved accuracy.

This maintenance release focuses on fixing issues discovered after previous updates. Several small improvements increase reliability without changing the overall workflow.

• Stability improvements.
• Bug fixes.
• Better compatibility with certain displays.
• Improved data validation.

Version 1.4.1 continues refining compatibility while resolving smaller issues reported by the community.

• Minor bug fixes.
• Improved monitor detection.
• Better reliability during configuration changes.
• General maintenance updates.

This release introduced broader compatibility improvements and several enhancements for users working with different display technologies.

• Improved display compatibility.
• Better extension handling.
• Updated display timing support.
• Performance optimization.

Version 1.3 focused on improving overall editing reliability while expanding compatibility with additional hardware configurations.

• Improved editing reliability.
• Better monitor compatibility.
• Various internal optimizations.
• Multiple bug fixes.

This version delivered several usability improvements and internal enhancements that made configuration management more stable.

• Improved interface behavior.
• Better processing accuracy.
• Stability improvements.
• Fixed reported issues.

Version 1.1 refined the original release with bug fixes and compatibility improvements based on early community feedback.

• Better stability.
• Improved compatibility.
• Minor interface improvements.
• General maintenance updates.

The first public release introduced the core functionality that allows users to edit display information and create custom display configurations.

• Introduced flexible display editing capabilities.
• Added support for creating custom display configurations.
• Built the foundation for future Custom Resolution Utility updates.