Hi m4rkoup. Really loving this. The combination of widespread good moonlight clients and being able to utilize my AMD hardware is really something. But right now I am having to manually set Windows to only display on one display before utilizing openstream. I looked up the config options to specify display (dxgi-info.exe I had to use from the sunshine package, the .exe. doesn't run from open-stream package). But when I do, sometimes it still specifies wrong resolution, but if I relaunch sometimes it's correct again. But even if it is correct, my client disconnects, and it gets this weird series of messages each time (while mode switches between extend to clone seem to happen on the LCD).
As a workaround I tried to write a cmd batch to execute as "prep" and make my steam game launch directly after forcing windows to displayswitch.exe /external but this also fails. Sorry to be a complainer, I hope this can be fixed :) Thank you!
EDIT: I did a bit more experimenting. And it seems specifying the display in the h264 file always breaks it for me, even if I then set windows to ONLY display on one monitor. When I remove that, AND set windows to one monitor then it succeeds, still some mode switches (weird). Here is that output:
Hi m4rkoup. Really loving this. The combination of widespread good moonlight clients and being able to utilize my AMD hardware is really something. But right now I am having to manually set Windows to only display on one display before utilizing openstream. I looked up the config options to specify display (dxgi-info.exe I had to use from the sunshine package, the .exe. doesn't run from open-stream package). But when I do, sometimes it still specifies wrong resolution, but if I relaunch sometimes it's correct again. But even if it is correct, my client disconnects, and it gets this weird series of messages each time (while mode switches between extend to clone seem to happen on the LCD).
As a workaround I tried to write a cmd batch to execute as "prep" and make my steam game launch directly after forcing windows to displayswitch.exe /external but this also fails. Sorry to be a complainer, I hope this can be fixed :) Thank you!
EDIT: I did a bit more experimenting. And it seems specifying the display in the h264 file always breaks it for me, even if I then set windows to ONLY display on one monitor. When I remove that, AND set windows to one monitor then it succeeds, still some mode switches (weird). Here is that output: