I would like to have a 2560x1080 resolution

[asdfsafd]

Is there any switch, that I can tell the driver to use this resolution: 2560x1080? Or maybe to scale a minor resolution the right way? 21:9 maybe?

[falcom]

Have a look at RDM or SwitchResX both allow you to select from a much wider range of resolutions then OS X gives OOTB. RDM is free, SwitchResX is not but also allows you to define custom resolutions so you can in theory get exactly what you want.

mark

[Carlo]

This resolution is currently not supported in the driver, don't think there is an easy workaround.
I think we can try to squeeze this change in the next release but I'll need the monitor EDID.

The best way to get it is to connect the monitor to a DisplayLink device then send us the logs: http://support.displaylink.com/knowl...to-displaylink

Or just attach here the .edid file you can find in /Library/Application Support/DisplayLink

Cheers,
Carlo

[asdfsafd]

@Carlo that would be awesome. Here are the two edid-Files from both of the attached monitors, zipped.

BTW: SwitchResX doesn't allow even a lower scaled resolution for 21:9.

[asdfsafd]

For your convenience I also attached the logs from your Information tool.

[Carlo]

Originally Posted by asdfsafd

@Carlo that would be awesome. Here are the two edid-Files from both of the attached monitors, zipped.

BTW: SwitchResX doesn't allow even a lower scaled resolution for 21:9.

Hi asdfsafd,

The monitor information says it's DVI. Given the resolution (the pixel clock is over 185MHz), it must be a dual-link DVI connection which is not supported by our products.
It should work with one of our USB-3 products with HDMI outputs. The good news is that it should work even without driver changes: with the monitor information we got from you the native resolution came up fine in OS X.

Hope this is helpful

Best regards,
Carlo

[asdfsafd]

OK, I've ordered a 4k adapter and will report here.