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k3park · 2018-09-25, 15:24

No problem in previous version (High Sierra)
But, After upgrade to Mojave last night,
It failed to launch second display I set ( It always launch first display even though I set second display)

**Memphiz** · 2018-09-25, 17:04

Interesting ...

vladinko · 2018-09-26, 16:57

The same problem

**Klojum** · 2018-09-26, 16:58

Interesting as well.

andrianlee · 2018-09-26, 18:45

I got it to work on my second display (Airplay on apple tv) by going to System Preferences > Mission Control, and disabling the "Displays have separate Spaces" option. This is a temporary workaround, but it works.

vladinko · 2018-09-26, 19:58

On my Macbook air it is working. Thank you for your help.

k3park · 2018-09-27, 14:23

@andrianlee
Thank you for advice, It works

pepprom · 2018-10-22, 11:42

On my MacBook Pro indeed it is still no working.
Moreover I had to able again the "Displays have separate Spaces" because Kodi was not opening anymore.
Now is opening but still problem persist. Appreciate some tips about it.
Thanks

MCesar · 2018-10-29, 20:15

Hello after I installed Mojave, Kodi has stopped ... I can not install anymore ... is there an alternative?

**Memphiz** · 2018-10-31, 16:32

I think you still need to deactivate gatekeeper

alienimplant · (This post was last modified: 2018-11-18, 02:40 by alienimplant.)

I have the same problem. Kodi (17 & 18) is not compatible with "Displays have separate Spaces" in Mojave, which I need to have active for various reasons. I'm hoping this gets fixed. To disable Spaces requires logging out and back in. So it takes a bit of time to get to a point where I can watch KODI on my external monitor. Then, when I'm done, I have to re-enable "Displays have separate Spaces".

**Memphiz** · 2018-11-18, 16:18

No fix in sight for this. Sorry.