2018-10-17, 06:02
(2018-10-17, 05:21)Gideon47 Wrote: I have the same issue, thanks to everyone for posting about it, I thought I had some weird unique issue.Does this resolve it permanently, or does the same issue return if you restart Kodi a couple times?
For those of you using Kodi 18 that are currently having the issue:
Hope this helps, and thank you to the Kodi team for all the years of viewing pleasure!
- With Kodi up and running and using the default skin, goto the settings(the gear besides the power button).
- Once at the Settings screen, go into the System Settings, it's the gear with the screwdriver.
- Once at the Systems Settings screen, the focus will be on the first item on the list, the Display Settings(which you won't be able to read). Click once to enter and the focus will shift to the right pane.
- Go down one item, this will be the Resolution, and select it. This will spawn a popup window.
- In the Resolution popup window, go up one item from where the focus is initially and select it. You should be able to see the UI text again.
Edit: So, not sure if this will help the Kodi devs or not, but... It seems as if the issue is somehow related to the resolution changing. Took a virgin install, straight from the MS Store, and just immediately closed Kodi after it started the first time. Worked fine the second time. Then I went into the system settings (in Kodi) and the screen blanks for a second, after which Kodi put itself into 720p mode. I change it back to 4k, quit, and restart Kodi only to have no text. Changing the resolution did allow me to see the text again, until I restarted Kodi. Then it was back to no text. So whatever the issue is, it appears it has to do with Leia's resolution switching. I also notice when I close Kodi, there seems to be some rapid flickering. I can take a video and upload it later if a dev thinks it would be useful. I also tried whitelisting only [email protected] and restarting Kodi, but that didn't have any impact. Hopefully something in there will be of use to Kodi devs in tracking down the issue. I can also install the log uploading add-on, assuming it works with the Xbox version, and provide that if there's a request, but these symptoms should be pretty easy to replicate for anyone with a Xbox One X.