2018-07-16, 12:53
(2018-07-16, 12:50)noggin Wrote:thanks. Sounds like a good compromise to me. Although I don't quite know how "ease of config of auto refresh rate switching" would affect me.(2018-07-16, 12:44)cable_guy Wrote: How would you tell Kodi to not use the hardware it's on (the Shield) to upscale, and leave it to the TV though?Whitelisting has appeared in Kodi Leia builds. This allows you to select which resolutions and frame rates Kodi will use. If you select 720p and 1080p modes at the frame rates you want - then 720p will be output in 720p, 1080p in 1080p and 2160p at 2160p, leaving your UHD TV to do 720p and 1080p to 2160p upscaling, not Kodi.
NB the approach Kodi devs have taken to whitelisting isn't 100% popular (it's reduce the ease of config of auto refresh rate switching) - and so I wouldn't be surprised if a change to the configuration of the functionality took place, however I expect the functionality itself is likely to continue.
Do most tend to install clean Kodi or SPMC on it?
