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Good day, after searching endlessly through forums and trying various ways I now need your help.

 

My issue is that I need to output sound over my macbook airs mini displayport, the setup looks like this:

 

Macbook -> mini DP -> mini DP / hdmi adapter -> hdmi switch (with toslink extractor) -> Optoma hd 20

The toslink is connected to a separate DAC.

 

Since the edid from the Optoma is telling the macbbook that sound is not supported I want to override this.

 

So far I have dumped the projectors EDID with Darwin Dumper, then modified the dump with AWEDIDEditor, the modified output file is a bin-file.

How do I use this file to override the old EDID? 

 

Looking forward hearing from you.

 

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Osx has a folder for display overrides. Check this link: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/290077-get-your-display-recognized-and-working-as-imac-thunderbolt-macbook-pro-or-cinema-hd-display/ the last few steps are the ones that are relevant. As you can see, you need to have a folder named with your displays vendor id in the overrides folder, and your edid named with your display's device id.

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Thank you for your reply Jamie,

 

Still having difficulties converting the bin-file to correct format. I've created a folder in the overrides directory called "DisplayVendorID-3e8d" and in that folder created a file called "DisplayProductID-20"

 

Can you help me out converting the file to correct format?

http://speedy.sh/JDjPS/EDID2.bin

Also: Will I be able to output sound over mini-dp while the projector is turned off? If -no, how can I solve this?

 

Cheers

Maccerj

 

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