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Hello,

When i try to enter “madvr switch to matching display mode” resolutions, -like 1080p23- after exit KodiDS the resolution doesnt switch back to my desktop resolution (1080p60) i needed to switch it back manually from windows settings.

Thanks!

 

Thanks, but after this i got “No signal” after hit stop button in Kodi. Cant provide log, because its stop logging after “LoadChapters”
Last logged display related line:
“Display resolution ADJUST: 3840x2160@ 24.00 -Full Screen (98) (weight: 0.000)

(Philips 2017 4K TV, desktop resolution: 3840x2160@60p)  

You could try this: in MadVR settings at Display Modes tag the top two options (switch and restore) and set both to "...when media player goes/ leaves fullscreen". That fixed some display switching issues for me at least.  

try changing your KODI DS GUI to 1080P instead of 2160p and put windowed on, its for more stable I find, I also have issues with black screen on stop but it affects MPC as well so its mainly a MADVR issue I think. 

I don't think any of this is the 'Global' issue that it sounds like.  Not sure about the Kodi DS build a factor in all these complaints since it's so similar to official build with a linked player?  I know with the official build I can run the GUI at 2160p with 'Use Fullscreen' activated.  Without, not only does the GUI look terrible, launching an external player correctly is impossible (which may not apply to Kodi DS?).  There is no black screen and MPC and madVR are not contributing any faults nor is W10 or the FCU everything is working around.  There are no faults.  Yes there are some inconsistencies but not what you guys report here or the drastic changes you suggest to adopt.  I can only think you guys might be going backwards with your settings and that creates more problems when the actual culprit(s) might be the GPU's and/or the driver versions and/or the settings for them.  All this is true for NVidia, however AMD and Intel might indeed be a different story and these 'fixes' you are suggesting may very well be the only course of action for you to turn.  In the mean time, I think it might help if you compared what devices and or GPU's (assuming that is the culprit) are faulting compared to those that are not to at least figure out who the problem(s) belong to in order to help you sort them out.  Then by comparison, you could narrow it down to a specific driver version (for example) which happens to be the soul cause of Nvidia inconsistencies and how to properly cure it.  Some of you have specs in your sigs.  For those who don't, simply state the problem or fix and what you are using each post if it's relevant.  You can compare notes and before you know it, you can put your finger on what to really go after.  I just have a gut feeling it's not Kodi or (DS) or madVR or W10 or the FCU or MPC because similar things are working 100% using all of this combination.