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Free 5-day email course
What EDID actually does, why it falls apart the moment you put a box between the source and the display, and how to keep a stable rig without touching a single cable.
Free. Five emails, one idea each. Ungated downloads. Unsubscribe anytime.
The curriculum
No theory dumps, no byte tables. Each lesson gives you one thing you can use at the rack the same night.
Day 1
EDID declares capability. The source decides what to send. And the one thing Hot Plug Detect actually tells you — in the standard's own words.
Day 2
Why EDID falls apart the moment a matrix fans one source out to several displays — and the three ways systems answer for all of them at once.
Day 3
In live production your source isn't talking to a display. It's talking to a scaler. That single fact inverts most of the standard EDID advice.
Day 4
Stored EDIDs per input and per output on Aquilon, Alta 4K, and Midra 4K. No intersection, no collapse, no source dropping its output on a re-route.
Day 5
The EDID triage sheet: what each symptom means and where to look first. Print it, leave it in the case.
"Most EDID troubleshooting goes wrong in the first thirty seconds — when you decide what kind of problem you have."
What you keep
A printable one-pager for the flight case: symptom, where to look, first move. Built from the specs, not from forum folklore.
Read, edit, and build the EDID you actually want your sources to see. Free on Windows and macOS.
Free download
EDID management on Aquilon in the Web RCS, shown end to end in Carl's Office Hours.
Video
Who it's for
If you've ever lost an evening to a display that "must be fine" because Hot Plug Detect was high, this course was written for you.
Technical directors and engineers in rental & staging
AV integrators designing fixed installations
Broadcast and XR studio operators
Anyone who owns the signal path on show day
Free 5-day email course
Five emails. One idea each. By the end, EDID stops being witchcraft and starts being a discipline.
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