MonitorControl not working with Philips 329P9H after changing to M1 MacBook Air

[acousticbiker]

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• [x ] I have searched for existing issues
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• [x ] I have updated MonitorControl to the latest version

Describe the bug
MonitorControl was working well with my Philips 329P9H on my 2020 Intel MacBook Air. I just switched today to an M1 MacBook Air and it no longer works.

• When I click on the menubar icon, it says 'No supported display found'
• Pressing F1 shows the macOS monitor brightness overlay but no bar segments at the bottom and no change with repeated pressing
• Pressing F2 does nothing.

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Environment Information (please complete the following information):

• macOS version: 11.0.1
• MonitorControl version: 2.1
• Monitor(s): Philips 329P9H

[CyberTx95]

Same issue with MacMini M1 & LG 27UL850-W monitor. Hopefully this gets fixed soon.

[BokunLin]

MonitorControll can't running in MacBookPro M1 & DELL U2720Q monitor too.

[joeyboey]

It would also be nice to have a universal binary. Unfortunately you can't compile the app yourself for Apple Silicon because of the OSD framework.

[markhealey]

Same on LG32UD89W with M1 MBP

[acousticbiker]

Apologies, I hadn't realized this existing thread on the issue