(2016-03-21, 20:43)brazen1 Wrote: W10 & NVIDIA issue. I'm at the end of my rope!

I'm using Windows desktop at 60Hz refresh rate.
In KODI, match refresh rate switches to 24Hz when starting a title as it should since everything is indeed 24Hz.
Nvidia thinks anything 24Hz is 3D so it tells my display to go into 3D MVC mode flashing the confirmation briefly on screen.
This is fine for 3D MVC titles.
This is not fine for 2D titles although they display ok.
This is not fine for 3D SBS titles because it's stuck in 3D MVC mode and can't even manually select SBS mode.

This can't be a KODI problem though. If I manually select 24Hz in Windows desktop, it still switches into 3D MVC.
I addressed and fixed this as noted in my 3D guide but it will not apply using this build and it's methods so I'm stuck!

Lastly, Nvidia Control Panel only shows 24Hz or 23Hz for 3D refresh rate options.
Desktop (native) options only shows 60Hz, 59Hz, and 29Hz? There is no 24Hz option?
Yet in Windows Display Adapter Properties/List All Modes, 24Hz is an option and functional.

Please, someone confirm or deny any or all of this.
Thank you kindly.

(2016-03-21, 20:44)Skank Wrote:

(2016-03-21, 13:55)afedchin Wrote: New Krypton MVC Windows build: March 21 (+pdb)

Fixed:

• Forcing change resolution to 1080p23 before switching to stereoscopic 3D mode. This may fix an issue when switching to S3D mode is denied by driver.
  
• Possible fix for switching back to monoscopic mode when use full screen window.
  
• Now Kodi properly handle BluRays where exteded view is a left eye view.
  
• Other fixes and improvements from Krypton branch.
  

The OP was updated.

That first part, to force resolution that might fix when it is denied by driver, this might fix on amd?

(2016-03-21, 21:58)Skank Wrote: Tested an amd a6
Now movie plays again but in 2d
No 3d
I dont think its using decoder cause i dont see a 3d button either.
Log http://xbmclogs.com/pvsqskjjf

Quote:ERROR: CDVDVideoCodecMFX::Init: MSDK not available

(2016-03-21, 22:02)afedchin Wrote:

(2016-03-21, 21:58)Skank Wrote: Tested an amd a6
Now movie plays again but in 2d
No 3d
I dont think its using decoder cause i dont see a 3d button either.
Log http://xbmclogs.com/pvsqskjjf

Did you download and extract libmfx32 to Kodi folder? Seems you didn't do that.

Quote:ERROR: CDVDVideoCodecMFX::Init: MSDK not available

(2016-03-21, 23:15)afedchin Wrote: still MSDK not available and please enable debug logging.

(2016-03-21, 20:43)brazen1 Wrote: W10 & NVIDIA issue. I'm at the end of my rope!

I'm using Windows desktop at 60Hz refresh rate.
In KODI, match refresh rate switches to 24Hz when starting a title as it should since everything is indeed 24Hz.
Nvidia thinks anything 24Hz is 3D so it tells my display to go into 3D MVC mode flashing the confirmation briefly on screen.
This is fine for 3D MVC titles.
This is not fine for 2D titles although they display ok.
This is not fine for 3D SBS titles because it's stuck in 3D MVC mode and can't even manually select SBS mode.

This can't be a KODI problem though. If I manually select 24Hz in Windows desktop, it still switches into 3D MVC.
I addressed and fixed this as noted in my 3D guide but it will not apply using this build and it's methods so I'm stuck!

Lastly, Nvidia Control Panel only shows 24Hz or 23Hz for 3D refresh rate options.
Desktop (native) options only shows 60Hz, 59Hz, and 29Hz? There is no 24Hz option?
Yet in Windows Display Adapter Properties/List All Modes, 24Hz is an option and functional.

Please, someone confirm or deny any or all of this.
Thank you kindly.

• Re-tested on my DN2820 NUC, and same pixellation issue
  
• Tested on my i5, and same pixellation issue
  
• Tested with 3x different graphics drivers on i5, and same pixellation issue*
  

(2016-03-22, 01:53)hdmkv Wrote: @movie78, can you test 'Rio' or 'Drive Angry' on your DN2820 NUC and report back if you get the pixellation I did?
As @afedchin replied it's likely a hardware decoder issue, I did the following, all with March 21 build...

(2016-03-22, 01:53)hdmkv Wrote: @movie78, can you test 'Rio' or 'Drive Angry' on your DN2820 NUC and report back if you get the pixellation I did?

Or, here's a 5-minute sample ISO I created w/tsMuxeR; please test it out guys.

As @afedchin replied it's likely a hardware decoder issue, I did the following, all with March 21 build...

• Re-tested on my DN2820 NUC, and same pixellation issue
  
• Tested on my i5, and same pixellation issue
  
• Tested with 3x different graphics drivers on i5, and same pixellation issue*
  

*Intel's driver situation seems to be a bit of a mess! Going to device manager and driver properties updated to a certain 'latest' version that caused awful tearing (same version as via Windows update). Going to Intel's website and downloading/installing latest (for Win10, what I have) for Intel HD4400 was yet another 'latest' version that gave me blank screen with 3D. Finally, using Intel's driver utility app gave me the 'right latest' version (I think) that allowed 'proper' 3D playback. Seems like we should trust Intel's driver utility over other methods.

BTW, both titles above play fine via HiMedia Q5 (current-gen) and Q10 Pro (due early April)... I have a best-tester sample unit of latter.

On a positive note, did want to mention left/right eye swap works great w/March 21 build as @afedchin mentioned.

(2016-03-22, 02:46)hdmkv Wrote: Thanks... my 'Rio' and 'Drive Angry' copies were originally ripped via MakeMKV to MVC MKV's, then later converted to 3D ISO's via tsMuxeR. I was lazy to re-rip my originals discs. Don't know if this container conversion introduced an issue? In any case, both play perfectly via HiMedia players.

If above (sample from 'Drive Angry') plays fine for you, others, I'll upload a sample of 'Rio'. If that plays fine too, I need a different NUC .

(2016-03-22, 05:05)movie78 Wrote: I'm i the only one having AUDIO OUT SYNC with the latest version?