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Nonary / ResolutionAutomation

Automates changing the host resolution to match the client resolution of Moonlight, with capabilities of supersampling if required
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Unable to start Sunshine after installation. #32

Closed seflerZ closed 1 year ago

seflerZ commented 1 year ago

After executing the install.bat with cmd.exe. The Sunshine service is unable to start until removing the resolution component.

[nv_rc] -- [vbr]
[nv_coder] -- [cavlc]
[sunshine_name] -- [GameCenter]
[global_prep_cmd] -- [[{"do":"powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -WindowStyle Hidden -file \"C:\\Users\\sefler\\桌面\\ResolutionAutomation-main\\ResolutionMatcher.ps1\"","elevated":"false","undo":"powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -WindowStyle Hidden -file \"C:\\Users\\sefler\\桌面\\ResolutionAutomation-main\\ResolutionMatcher-Functions.ps1\" True"}]]
[origin_pin_allowed] -- [wan]
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'boost::wrapexcept<boost::property_tree::json_parser::json_parser_error>'
  what():  <unspecified file>(1): invalid code sequence
seflerZ commented 1 year ago

Confirmed it's caused by non ASCII charaters involving. Change the installation directory to to "C:/" solves this problem.

Nonary commented 1 year ago

This is a bug in Sunshine specifically, but generally speaking this is a widescale problem in a lot of programs. Anytime you have a non-ascii supported username a lot of apps will just break. The workaround is to save it outside of your user profile (so it doesn't have the non-ascii characters) but you can also try this workaround: https://github.com/moonlight-stream/nvidia-gamestream-issues/issues/30#issuecomment-1172924002