2018-11-06, 11:32
(2018-11-06, 11:19)DNKK Wrote:If the TV really supports more resolutions, it's an android / nvidia / OREO issue, this is what is reported from Android API:(2018-11-06, 10:25)peak3d Wrote:Oh I get that. But the whitelist is the place kodi shows the available resolutions it detects through android. It seems on older plasma tv's the detection is not working properly as both of them have similar problem where kodi is not opening to the resolutions available for the gui. Where as it works for Kodi 17.6(2018-11-06, 09:22)wasabi2go Wrote: I too have same problem, on a 720p plasma tv. Shield does not allow me to change resolution to anything but 1280x720 (either 60Hz or 59.940 HZ)Try another colorspace setting in Android GUI, one where you have more modes listed in filter section.
Is there a way to change the res in Kodi?
If someone can tell me how many clicks to the right etc, as I would be doing it blind lol
@DNKK setting resolutions / refreshrates has nothing to do with whitelist. whitelist only lists modes where kodi is allowed to switch to when playing video.
17:03:01.778 T:140418987248 DEBUG: CAndroidUtils: current mode: 1: [email protected]
17:03:01.778 T:140418987248 DEBUG: CAndroidUtils: available mode: 1: [email protected]
17:03:01.779 T:140418987248 DEBUG: CAndroidUtils: available mode: 2: [email protected]
Edit: Can you select in Android GUI from more resolutions?
But again, play around with the android colorspace settings to maybe enable more selectable resolutions.
