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Sunshine only shows half of screen when connecting to host with DisplayPort TILE mode (Dell UP3218k 8K Display)
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Describe the Bug
I'm running a Dell UP3218k monitor which uses the DisplayPort TILE extension to connect a single monitor using two DP1.4 cables (this is due to bandwidth - 8k@60hz is more than a single DP1.4 cable can handle). In XrandR this shows up as follows:
Monitors: 1
0: *DELL UP3218K-1 7680/698x4320/393+0+0 DP-1 DP-2
Notice the DP-1 DP-2 at the end. When I connect to Sunshine, Sunshine only shows half the screen, everything else works normally.
Expected Behavior
I expect Sunshine to correctly show the image from DP-1 and DP-2 as one screen, just like X11 and Wayland do.
Additional Context
No response
Host Operating System
Linux
Operating System Version
Voi Linux, kernel 6.1.27
Architecture
64 bit
Sunshine commit or version
0.17.0
Package
other (self built)
GPU Type
AMD
GPU Model
Vega64
GPU Driver/Mesa Version
OpenGL version string: 4.6 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 22.3.5
Capture Method (Linux Only)
KMS
Config
fps = ["30","60"]
vt_coder = auto
amd_rc = auto
vt_realtime = enabled
key_rightalt_to_key_win = disabled
resolutions = [
1280x720,
1920x1080,
1920x1200,
2880x1920,
3840x2160
]
origin_pin_allowed = pc
gamepad = x360
nv_coder = auto
dwmflush = enabled
min_log_level = 2
nv_rc = auto
hevc_mode = 0
nv_preset = default
upnp = disabled
amd_coder = auto
vt_software = auto
origin_web_ui_allowed = pc
amd_quality = default
nv_tune = ull
Apps
{
"env": {
"PATH": "$(PATH)"
},
"apps": [
{
"name": "Desktop",
"output": "",
"cmd": "",
"image-path": "assets\/desktop-alt.png"
}
]
}
Relevant log output
N/A.
Note, I'm not (yet) running 0.19.1 due to (new?) dependency on libmfx which is not yet available on Void Linux (but will be soon, see: https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/41132)
I'll retest with latest as soon as that Void package is available so I have libmfx available, keep you posted.
@ReenigneArcher I just retested this on Sunshine 0.21.0. The problem still occurs. Hint in the logs:
[rubin@ADAM ~]$ sunshine
[resolutions] -- [[
1280x720,
1920x1080,
1980x1200,
2256x1504,
3840x2160,
7680x4320
]]
[fps] -- [[30,60]]
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Sunshine version: 0.21.0
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Found display [wayland-0]
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Found interface: wl_output(4) version 4
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Found interface: zxdg_output_manager_v1(5) version 3
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Warning: Missing Wayland wire for wlr-export-dmabuf
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Found display [wayland-0]
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Found display [wayland-0]
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Found interface: wl_output(4) version 4
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Found interface: zxdg_output_manager_v1(5) version 3
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Offset: 0x0
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Resolution: 7680x4320
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Name: DP-1
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: Found monitor: Dell Inc. 32"
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Info: DP-1: Dell Inc. 32"
[2023:10:20:13:45:58]: Warning: Mismatch on expected Resolution compared to actual resolution: 3840x4320 vs 7680x4320
<...>
The last warning line indicates that the display detection logic sees only one half of the screen. Connecting works, but you only see half of the screen on the client.
I also did a quick test using an X11 session, fwiw, no mismatch warning, same outcome, but different screen listings:
[rubin@ADAM ~]$ sunshine
[resolutions] -- [[
1280x720,
1920x1080,
1980x1200,
2256x1504,
3840x2160,
7680x4320
]]
[fps] -- [[30,60]]
[2023:10:20:18:41:40]: Info: Sunshine version: 0.21.0
[2023:10:20:18:41:40]: Error: Environment variable WAYLAND_DISPLAY has not been defined
[2023:10:20:18:41:40]: Info: Detecting monitors
[2023:10:20:18:41:40]: Info: Detected monitor 0: DP-1, connected: true
[2023:10:20:18:41:40]: Info: Detected monitor 1: DP-2, connected: true
[2023:10:20:18:41:40]: Info: Detected monitor 2: DP-3, connected: false
[2023:10:20:18:41:40]: Info: Detected monitor 3: HDMI-1, connected: false
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Just a quick update: This issue still exists in current git-master, both on X11 and Wayland: When a display is connected with two cables and running in TILED mode, Sunshine will only stream one half of the screen.
Honestly, no one else seems to have this type of setup so it's unlikely to ever receive attention.
There are quite a few high resolution displays that use TILE mode to present the screen as one screen at higher frame-rates (i.e., not just the Dell UP3218K, also things like the Dell UP2414Q, LG UltraFine 5K 27MD5KA, 2022 Apple Studio Display, etc). I work around it by simply having a second "regular" screen that I share instead, but it is a sad state of affairs.
Would it be possible to financially sponsor a fix for this issue?
Coincedentally, a new (first time since the Dell UP3218k, which is from 2016 I think) 8K display by ASUS was announced a few months ago, that supports DisplayPort 2.1, HDMI 2.1, which has the bandwidth to handle 8K@60hz without tile mode.. for 8000 bucks.
Anyways, I think quite a few peeps would be happy if this could be made to work.
Would it be possible to financially sponsor a fix for this issue?
Not to me, I couldn't replicate this problem even if I wanted to as I don't use any 8k displays. But I won't stop you from hiring someone else.