10-17-2024, 11:06 PM
RPi 3B+ / Official 7" Touchscreen
Fresh install of moOde 9.13 (e.g., Log2RAM is enabled)
The local display still lacks the roundels in the Playback view. The screen breakup when changing from Playback view to a Configuration view remains but perhaps it's not as severe. The bleed-through of the Playbck view randomly occupies anywhere from none to 30 percent, say, of the screen and keeps showing up and then disappearing. Subjectively, I think it is less disruptive than before but that may be wishful thinking.
DIsabling the GPU in the Peripherals view seems to suffice to fix both problems whether Log2RAM is enabled or disabpled.
Note - I just discovered this afternoon that there is a more specific chromium switch which seems to suffice.
Try
--disable-gpu-compositing
instead of
--disable-gpu
I don't know what the difference is---they may well be equivalent in terms of the moOde webUI---and I have only of few hours of testing under my belt.
As always, YMMV.
Regards,
Kent
Fresh install of moOde 9.13 (e.g., Log2RAM is enabled)
The local display still lacks the roundels in the Playback view. The screen breakup when changing from Playback view to a Configuration view remains but perhaps it's not as severe. The bleed-through of the Playbck view randomly occupies anywhere from none to 30 percent, say, of the screen and keeps showing up and then disappearing. Subjectively, I think it is less disruptive than before but that may be wishful thinking.
DIsabling the GPU in the Peripherals view seems to suffice to fix both problems whether Log2RAM is enabled or disabpled.
Note - I just discovered this afternoon that there is a more specific chromium switch which seems to suffice.
Try
--disable-gpu-compositing
instead of
--disable-gpu
I don't know what the difference is---they may well be equivalent in terms of the moOde webUI---and I have only of few hours of testing under my belt.
As always, YMMV.
Regards,
Kent
