First public release: version 1.0 (removed prior-version references/changelogs)

Author: ScreenSensitive

GITHUB_ABOUT.txt

@@ -15,11 +15,10 @@ Topics/tags:
   display  color-depth  tkinter  dcn
 
 Release title:
-  RedControl v2.2 — Display Signal Control
+  RedControl v1.0 — Display Signal Control
 
 Release notes summary:
-  v2.1 adds a DisplayPort Signal panel (live DP stream-encoder readout and
-  DP_COMPONENT_DEPTH forcing via UMR), a safe auto-revert dialog for
-  resolution/refresh changes, and fixes for outputs at power-on default FMT
-  state not appearing. The EDID editor has been removed to keep the tool
-  focused on live signal control.
+  First public release. Per-output spatial/temporal dithering control, color
+  truncation, a live DP/HDMI signal panel with on-wire depth forcing via UMR,
+  GPU/monitor scaling, a CRC static-frame test, and safe auto-revert for risky
+  display changes. For flicker-sensitive users and display tinkerers.

README.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 ![Python 3](https://img.shields.io/badge/python-3-3776AB)
 ![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-lightgrey)
 
-RedControl talks directly to the AMD display engine (DCN) through UMR — the User Mode Register debugger — to control things no desktop settings panel exposes: per-pipe spatial/temporal dithering, color truncation, and as of v2.1 the display stream encoder itself (DisplayPort and HDMI). Built for flicker-sensitive users, display tinkerers, and anyone who needs to know (and change) exactly what signal their AMD GPU is putting on the wire.
+RedControl talks directly to the AMD display engine (DCN) through UMR — the User Mode Register debugger — to control things no desktop settings panel exposes: per-pipe spatial/temporal dithering, color truncation, and the display stream encoder itself (DisplayPort and HDMI). Built for flicker-sensitive users, display tinkerers, and anyone who needs to know (and change) exactly what signal their AMD GPU is putting on the wire.
 
 ## Screenshots
 
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ git clone <this-repo-url> RedControl && cd RedControl
 
 - 🎛️ **Dithering Control** — enable/disable spatial and temporal dithering, RGB noise, highpass/frame random, with per-depth and per-mode settings on every output (HDMI, DisplayPort, eDP, DVI)
 - ✂️ **Color Truncation** — force a static signal by truncating/rounding to 6/8/10/12 bpc instead of dithering
-- ⇄ **Signal panel (new in 2.1)** — live view of the DIG encoder driving each output: link type (DisplayPort, HDMI, or HDMI-over-DP++), pixel encoding (RGB/YCbCr) and the color depth actually on the wire. Force `DP_COMPONENT_DEPTH` (DP, 6–16 bpc) or `HDMI_DEEP_COLOR_DEPTH` (HDMI, 8–16 bpc) instantly — no modeset required; HDMI changes auto-revert in 15 s unless confirmed
+- ⇄ **Signal panel** — live view of the DIG encoder driving each output: link type (DisplayPort, HDMI, or HDMI-over-DP++), pixel encoding (RGB/YCbCr) and the color depth actually on the wire. Force `DP_COMPONENT_DEPTH` (DP, 6–16 bpc) or `HDMI_DEEP_COLOR_DEPTH` (HDMI, 8–16 bpc) instantly — no modeset required; HDMI changes auto-revert in 15 s unless confirmed
 - 🎨 **Color / Depth** — max bpc, colorspace (BT.709/opRGB/BT.2020), RGB range (full/limited) per connector
 - 🖥️ **Multi-Monitor** — CRTC-based pipe mapping; each display configured independently
 - 🎮 **Multi-GPU** — automatic detection and switching between AMD GPUs
@@ -95,26 +95,6 @@ Open **Signal (DP / HDMI)** in the sidebar for any monitor:
 - **Force Link Depth** writes the encoder's depth field directly (`DP_COMPONENT_DEPTH` on DP, `HDMI_DEEP_COLOR_DEPTH`/`ENABLE` on HDMI). Every force goes through a Keep/Revert dialog that auto-reverts in 15 s if unanswered. **Pin (auto-reapply)** keeps a forced depth alive: a watchdog reapplies it whenever the driver resets the register on a modeset or monitor sleep/wake.
 - **Why no 6 bpc on HDMI**: DisplayPort defines an 18-bit link format; HDMI's minimum is 24-bit RGB. For 6-bit output on HDMI, use Truncate → 6-bit or 6-bit spatial dithering — the wire stays 8 bpc but only 6 bits carry content.
 
-## What's new in 2.2
-
-- **Dark mode fixed** — every dialog, banner and readout follows the theme (no more blinding white pop-ups or hidden text).
-- **Static Signal Test moved to the Dithering page** with a "hold the screen still" warning and a clear scope note: it detects *temporal, GPU-side* dithering only — not spatial dithering, monitor-side FRC, or backlight PWM.
-- **GPU / monitor scaling** — None / Full / Center / Full aspect (like NVIDIA's scaling), plus underscan (overscan fix).
-- **VRR / FreeSync status** card that reflects the display's capability.
-- **Read bug fixed** — Link Status, TearFree and Broadcast RGB were silently failing to read (the monitor's EDID pushed the value past a scan window); now correct.
-- **Scrollable sections** (mouse wheel, trackpad, touch drag) so nothing clips; clearer section titles + subtitles; *Display Properties → Display*.
-- **First-run safety disclaimer** and a one-command **`install.sh`** (checks deps, installs umr, adds a launcher).
-- **Under the hood** — cached `xrandr --props` (faster page renders), safer error handling, and repo polish (badges, screenshots, CONTRIBUTING, issue templates).
-
-## What changed in 2.1
-
-- **Added**: Signal section — DIG encoder readout (DP & HDMI) with on-wire depth forcing via UMR, DP++ adapter detection
-- **Added**: mode-change confirmation dialog with 15-second auto-revert
-- **Removed**: EDID editor/viewer (spoofing, colorimetry patching, firmware EDID install) — out of scope for a signal-control tool; monitor names are still read from EDID
-- **Fixed**: outputs with untouched (power-on default) FMT registers — commonly DisplayPort — now get tabs like everything else
-- **Fixed**: hardware→UI sync no longer hardcoded to one ASIC; works on any detected GPU
-- **Fixed**: `--version`/`--help` printed nothing in default quiet mode
-
 ## Disclaimer
 
 RedControl writes GPU registers directly. All writes are non-persistent (a reboot or modeset restores driver defaults), but a forced depth or encoding the sink can't handle may blank the screen until you revert. Use at your own risk.

redcontrol.py

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env python3
 """
-RedControl v2.2
+RedControl v1.0
 Advanced display pipeline control for AMD GPUs (DCN)
 
 Per-pipe dithering/truncation via the FMT block, color & depth properties,
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
 
 APP_NAME = "RedControl"
 APP_ID = "redcontrol"
-APP_VERSION = "2.2"
+APP_VERSION = "1.0"
 
 # Global app instance for routing warnings/errors into the CMD Log
 APP_INSTANCE = None
@@ -23528,7 +23528,7 @@ def copy_install_commands(self, username):
     def show_about(self):
         """Show about dialog"""
         messagebox.showinfo("About RedControl",
-                          "RedControl v2.0\n\n"
+                          "RedControl v1.0\n\n"
                           "Advanced display control for AMD GPUs\n"
                           "Manage dithering, color depth, colorspace, and more.\n\n"
                           "Uses UMR (User Mode Register access) to directly\n"