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Amigo, do you have desktop scaling enabled on the PC?
Only specific thing is that My host monitor is using 2560x1080p 200hz, but setting that during and before streaming to 1920x1080p 60hz does not resolve issue.
https://pastebin.com/UgfwPJMC
I guess problem is here:
[2018-12-07 16:45:37] >>> Capture method set to Desktop NVFBC NV12 + libx264 main (4 threads)
[2018-12-07 16:45:37] >>> Capture resolution set to 1920x1080
[2018-12-07 16:45:37] >>> Client video decoder set to Raspberry Pi hardware decoding
[2018-12-07 16:45:37] CLIENT: Video size: 1920x1080, output size: 1824x984
[2018-12-07 16:45:37] CLIENT: Video rect: 1750x984 at 37,0
[2018-12-07 16:45:37] CLIENT: Texture rect: 1920x1080 at 0,0
Why my output is lower than 1080p, I checked resolution on raspian it says 1080... and TV says 1080p.
When streaming BP mode, log says the same, but mouse pointer is fine.
You have overscan enabled. I've tested this and haven't had a problem, but I'll double check.
Thanks!
Yes, I'm able to reproduce this with overscan enabled, thanks!
1) changed the settings on my TV, turned overscan off
2) went into Steam settings:
-Select Remote Play
-Select Advanced Host Options
-Uncheck "Change desktop resolution to match streaming client (I had to toggle this on, then off for it to work)
That seems to have fixed it for me, at least made it better. I hope this helps