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I asked around on the Discord, but think not many other people have had this issue, yet.
Describe the Bug:
Using a Bazzite Desktop to stream to Steam Deck, in game mode, if I choose any non-native resolution in-game, many games will display in a smaller window in the top left corner, surrounded by a garbled image. The same will happen to Steam itself if the resolution is changed to non-native.
This is exactly the same issue as posted here: LizardByte/Sunshine#2646
The Sunshine devs seem to think it's a Moonlight issue.
Desktop mode does not have this issue, it all works fine.
Steps to reproduce
Stream from Bazzite in Gamemode with native resolution set in Steam, and run a game at lower than native resolution. UE games in particular seem to have trouble, as well as RE engine games.
Affected games
Mainly UE and RE engine, it seems, of the games I have tried. Some examples being Robocop, Hi-Fi Rush, Resident Evil 8, Resident Evil 4.
Moonlight settings (please complete the following information)
Have any settings been adjusted from defaults?
If so, which settings have been changed?
Does the problem still occur after reverting settings back to default?
Problem occurs with default settings. I tried reinstalling and wiping settings, but it persists.
Client PC details (please complete the following information)
Steam Deck
SteamOS: latest beta (3.6.8)
Moonlight Version: 6.1.0
Linux package type (if applicable): Flatpak
Server PC details (please complete the following information)
OS: Bazzite Fedora 40
Sunshine 2024.911.215654.copr
GPU: AMD 6750 XT
Linux package type (if applicable): Flatpak
GPU Driver: Mesa 24.2.3
Moonlight Logs (please attach)
In desktop mode, Moonlight works fine so I don't think that would help, not sure how to get logs when running Game Mode
Additional context
A simple workaround is to not run the game at lower than native resolution, but of course performance will be affected. I'm streaming from a PC connected to a 4K TV, so I can't run everything at native. If anyone could help work this out, I'd be grateful.
Thanks.
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Since you say it depends on resolution on the host computer, that's not something Moonlight would have any knowledge of. I reopened the issue on the Sunshine side.
I asked around on the Discord, but think not many other people have had this issue, yet.
Describe the Bug:
Using a Bazzite Desktop to stream to Steam Deck, in game mode, if I choose any non-native resolution in-game, many games will display in a smaller window in the top left corner, surrounded by a garbled image. The same will happen to Steam itself if the resolution is changed to non-native.
This is exactly the same issue as posted here:
LizardByte/Sunshine#2646
The Sunshine devs seem to think it's a Moonlight issue.
Desktop mode does not have this issue, it all works fine.
Steps to reproduce
Stream from Bazzite in Gamemode with native resolution set in Steam, and run a game at lower than native resolution. UE games in particular seem to have trouble, as well as RE engine games.
Screenshots
I don't have a screenshot but there is one on here:
LizardByte/Sunshine#2646
Affected games
Mainly UE and RE engine, it seems, of the games I have tried. Some examples being Robocop, Hi-Fi Rush, Resident Evil 8, Resident Evil 4.
Moonlight settings (please complete the following information)
Problem occurs with default settings. I tried reinstalling and wiping settings, but it persists.
Client PC details (please complete the following information)
Server PC details (please complete the following information)
Moonlight Logs (please attach)
In desktop mode, Moonlight works fine so I don't think that would help, not sure how to get logs when running Game Mode
Additional context
A simple workaround is to not run the game at lower than native resolution, but of course performance will be affected. I'm streaming from a PC connected to a 4K TV, so I can't run everything at native. If anyone could help work this out, I'd be grateful.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: