Open bigbugcc opened 4 months ago
bigbugcc
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4 months ago Further testing set the gaming PC resolution to 1080P, AndroidTv defaults to 1080P, and the streaming display remains blurry, which doesn't seem to be caused by scaling issues.
bigbugcc
commented
4 months ago 🚀After testing, the problem finally appeared in the encoder, the processor of the device used is Amlogic T950D4, the chip supports 10-bit AV1/H.265/VP9/H.264 decoding. In the software set the default encoder as automatic, after debugging, the automatic mode is selected as AV1 encoder, which will lead to the blurring of the decoded video, and the test of the Hevc ( H.265) encoder will also appear this problem, so far only H.264 can decode the video can be displayed clearly and accurately. H.264 can be decoded normally, and the video can be displayed clearly and accurately.
Describe the bug
I am successfully streaming a 1440P game computer on my Android TV with 1080P resolution, but the display is too blurry, but once in a while the connection is successful the picture is clear, what is the reason for this? Secondly does Moonlight support scaling to display high resolution video streams? This would make the low resolution device experience would be more perfect.
Steps to reproduce
Not.
Affected games
....
Other Moonlight clients
PC
Moonlight adjusted settings
Yes
Moonlight adjusted settings (please complete the following information)
Default
Moonlight default settings
Yes
Gamepad-related connection issue
Yes
Gamepad-related input issue
Yes
Gamepad-related streaming issue
Yes
Android version
Android12
Device model
MiTv
Server PC OS version
Windows11
Server PC GeForce Experience version
522
Server PC Nvidia GPU driver version
RTX3060
Server PC antivirus and firewall software
No
Screenshots
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Relevant log output
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Additional context
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