How do we downgrade to ver 1.4

[KJINTF]

"Basically, since you're using an AC10, the main things you will lose are, the new Search feature, dynamic graph scaling, and being able to import the Viatom/Wellue ".dat" files, if you use one of their oximeters.

- Red

Err . . . I forgot! You won't have the ability to store custom graph layouts either. "
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Not sure what an AC10 is?

Been using my Viatom/Wellue O2 ring with version 1.4 for over a year without any issues
Not sure what kind of file format is in use.
It's been working great importing all three graphics SPO2/Pulse/Motion

Sure would be nice to import the FITBIT Charge 5 watch sleep data, With that function I would happily put up with resolution issues

[Crimson Nape]

AC10 = AirCurve 10 as opposed to a AS10 = AirSense 10.

The newer versions of ViHealth adds a ".dat" to the binary file it produces. If you're using Insight Pro, then you won't experience this.

- Red

[jwest]

Just wanted to chime in and report that I'm also experiencing the same issues. I fiddled around with settings for about an hour, resizing everything, changing the graphics engine, etc, but in the end to no avail. I'm going to use version 1.4 for now too, as the high resolution flowrate graph is just too good to go without. Thanks for linking v1.4. I'll keep looking for answers so that I can update.

[Gideon]

I would like one of you that has a UHD display to volunteer to test a fix for us.
If interested please PM either myself or Jeff8356 and let us know.
At this time I'd expect it too be a one-off version, you would be the only user with this other than our developers.

Thanks

[Sleepy Quixote]

@ Gideon

Thanks for working on this for us. I don't have a UHD but do have a QHD monitor and experienced similar display issues as those with UHD, most were sort of resolved by fiddling with settings and graph heights, but would like to get the high fidelity Flow Rate graph back. Not sure if I qualify as a tester with this display -  "2560 x 1440 is a display resolution that's also known as 1440p, Quad HD (QHD)" [15.5 inch laptop] but would certainly sign on as a tester if I do, also would love to be a beta tester for future releases.

[KJINTF]

Sorry for the delay - out camping and fishing

Majority of my monitors are 27" set to 3840x2160 with refresh depending on the system of 50Hz, 60Hz or 120Hz A scaling of 150% driven all use high end NVIDIA GPU's setup with both MS W10 Display Settings and NVIDIA Graphics application settings

Ver 1.4 works with zero issues on three independent systems
The systems run three or four separate monitors in extended mode

Happy to try a beta version but need a bit more info
1 - Can the test version being discussed and version 1.4 co exist on the same PC with the same data base?
2 - I assume the Windows OS version does not make a difference? I tried Version 1.5 on my gamer PC running W11 it displayed the same resolution issues