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It really doesn't work if lockscreen is enabled with screen saver here:  > I checked powercfg and see Qmplay2 not create process to prevent sleep like vlc etc....

I can reproduce this issue on Nvidia laptop and QMPlay2. `NVD_BACKEND=direct` + Vulkan - some videos are OK, some videos are displaying green YUV screen, some other videos are very...

> but it just crashes with that video Probably [fixed](https://github.com/zaps166/QMPlay2/commit/b323059bd74143db3f57b4fa10ae41ebe0c48dd8)... I'll push working OpenGL + VAAPI with this driver to master, but Vulkan still showing wrong colors.

@RafaelLinux Ok, I just pushed to QMPlay2's master working OpenGL with this driver. Now we'll have to check Vulkan :smile:

> I'm sorry, I forgot to say all my screenshots were took using Vulkan renderer. I know :sweat_smile: > It looks like the driver is working fine here, and it's...

> I don't see any reason why we can't bump that to 'big' pages (64KiB). Thanks! > the build of QMPlay2 in Fedora doesn't appear to have Vulkan enabled. That's...

It's working now, but I can notice stuttering/flickering (e.g. on 3840x2160 yuv420p10le VP9 video) on both OpenGL and Vulkan: https://github.com/elFarto/nvidia-vaapi-driver/assets/6239090/5f831d44-ebcc-42e6-9156-a9e951f36ab5

Yes, it happens to me with HDR version of this video on VP9 codec, it's 10bit.

Looks like a bug, did you test it?

3 different solutions: Config file: - edit `~/.nfs2se/nfs2se.conf` - remove `#` from beginning of line and set to: `Joystick0Axes2=0,1,2,3,4,5:0,-1,0,0,0,0` Vanilla kernel driver (not touching config file): - install `oversteer` application...