2017-03-04, 03:45
I did another test today. The suggestion was that it should be all set for 1080p rather than going higher resolution and faster HDMI 2.0 4K at 60Hz. Previously tested adapter was rated 4K at 30Hz. I have another multipurpose Dell brand adapter USB 3.1 type C to HDMI (1080p only), VGA, Gigabit and USB 3.0.
With this adapter and single screen set for projector at 1080p 3D (no display on laptop) I still get shaking screen and projector is reading 1080p at 24fps, no frame packing.
One thing did improve is the sound. I got 7.1 channels PCM uncompressed from Windows driver tests and from videos on most of the formats.
As pointed out by @hdmkv it is probably related to luck of support in this Kodi version for Kaby Lake platform on HDMI 2.0 and USB C directly tied into it. I was hoping that the regular HD 1080p adapter will pull it down to HDMI 1.4. It didn't work
With this adapter and single screen set for projector at 1080p 3D (no display on laptop) I still get shaking screen and projector is reading 1080p at 24fps, no frame packing.
One thing did improve is the sound. I got 7.1 channels PCM uncompressed from Windows driver tests and from videos on most of the formats.
As pointed out by @hdmkv it is probably related to luck of support in this Kodi version for Kaby Lake platform on HDMI 2.0 and USB C directly tied into it. I was hoping that the regular HD 1080p adapter will pull it down to HDMI 1.4. It didn't work
