Does this not work with Virutal Display Adapters ?

[theodorax99]

Hi there! First of all, thank you for this and Monitor Swapper. They're amazing.

I'm using this along with the Virtual Display Adapter by Mike here : https://github.com/itsmikethetech/Virtual-Display-Driver

Everything seems to be working fine except for the Resolution Matcher unfortunately. The script picks up the client resolution correctly as well as the overrides I've set but It just doesn't seem to be able to change the resolution.

My setup is I have MonitorSwapper turn off all my actual physical screens and only have a dummy screen turned on and set to 1080p 60. My idea would to then have ResolutionAutomation adapt the actual resolution to which device I'm connecting from as they all have different aspect ratios.

I'm including the log below as well as my dummy.cfg file from MonitorSwapper. Is the script maybe getting confused by the three other "turned off" monitors ? Is there a way to maybe to specify the specefic ID for the script to change the monitor resolution on ?

I feel like this isn't a problem with Virutal Display Adapter as Montior Swapper is able to set the resolution without any issue but this script gets stuck in a loop of trying and failing and retrying to change the resolution.

Would appreciate any insight here on what's going on! Thank you for your work!

log.txt
dummy.txt

[Nonary]

You need to add 2560 x 1600 x 60 as a possible resolution on the virtual display adapter

[onlyzyz]

I'm experiencing the same issue. I have 3 monitors - 2 physical and 1 virtual. In Sunshine, I set the Output Name to .\DISPLAY3 (which is the virtual monitor, currently at 19201080 resolution but supports 24001080). I set the Moonlight client resolution to 24001080, but when I check the logs after connecting, it keeps trying to set the Expected Requested Resolution (24001080) without success.

Then I disconnected, changed Moonlight's resolution to 720p, and reconnected. To my surprise, my main monitor (which has a maximum resolution of 1920*1080) switched to 720p! However, the virtual monitor's resolution remained unchanged. This leads me to believe that either the script isn't setting the resolution on the correct monitor, or it doesn't support virtual monitors.

[theodorax99]

Same thing to happens to me. Yes. It goes into a loop of trying to set the resolution and failing as per the log provided above. The resolution is definitely in the possible resolutions of the virtual display driver as I can force it manually.

[Nonary]

Same thing to happens to me. Yes. It goes into a loop of trying to set the resolution and failing as per the log provided above. The resolution is definitely in the possible resolutions of the virtual display driver as I can force it manually.

Check Windows’s display settings and confirm the active signal matches the resolution, if it shows that the active signal does not match then its not added correctly.

[Edgard666]

Same thing to happens to me. Yes. It goes into a loop of trying to set the resolution and failing as per the log provided above. The resolution is definitely in the possible resolutions of the virtual display driver as I can force it manually.

Same problem for me as well. Same symptoms and same logs results. And for all the resolutions I could try...

[Nonary]

No response