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    sRGB input. Can computers detect the plug and play information of the MOnitor or is a case of doing it manually???


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    i guess yes.

    According to Microsoft's Monitor Display Classes, sRGB is one of the data in the E-EDID standard:

    The SupportedDisplayFeaturesDescriptor represents the supported display features of the monitor. The information in this class corresponds to data in the Video Input Definition of the Video Electronics Standard Association (VESA) Enhanced Extended Display Identification Data (E-EDID) standard.
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    class SupportedDisplayFeaturesDescriptor
    {
    boolean ActiveOffSupported;
    uint8 DisplayType;
    boolean GTFSupported;
    boolean HasPreferredTimingMode;
    boolean sRGBSupported;
    boolean StandbySupported;
    boolean SuspendSupported;
    };


    sRGBSupported
    Data type: boolean
    Access type: Read-only

    If True, the display supports sRGB.

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