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    lzdoom logging and loss of hdmi signal on exit

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      kaltertod
      last edited by

      Looking for a little help with lzdoom, I am trying to find some logs that will help me fix a problem that I am having.

      When I exit lzdoom I get a loss of hdmi signal on return to emulation station.

      trying to locate some logs that might help me out.

      Running a pi4 @2ghz
      retropie 4.6
      all other boot options are at stock settings

      any help would be greatly appreciated

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        kaltertod
        last edited by kaltertod

        Well I have fiddled with my setup over that last few days and I have made some progress.

        /dev/shm/runcommand.log did not show anything of interest.

        I did note however that I had the default resolution set through the runcommand menu set to 1280x720. So removed the default resolution parameter and launched the game at a standard 1920x1080.

        Upon exit with lzdoom set to run 1920x1080 the pi now no longer loses hdmi signal when returning to emulation station.

        That being said, When I try to change the resolution within lzdoom itself; lzdoom (because the performance with brutaldoomv21 is horrible) crashes back to emulation station. More logging will be required to figure the situation out.

        If anyone has any further ideas any help would be appreciated.

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          mitu Global Moderator
          last edited by

          On the PI4, resolution changing will not work (probably on the Pi3 also), since there is just one (fullscreen) resolution available. You'll have to rely on the resolution set by runcommand to run lzdoom with a different video mode.

          I tested lzdoom and it looks fine when exiting, even if I change the resolution with runcommand. Also, the /dev/shm/runcommand.log has the full lzdoom output log, just make sure you're looking at the file immediately after the game exits.

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            kaltertod @mitu
            last edited by

            @mitu said in lzdoom logging and loss of hdmi signal on exit:

            On the PI4, resolution changing will not work (probably on the Pi3 also), since there is just one (fullscreen) resolution available. You'll have to rely on the resolution set by runcommand to run lzdoom with a different video mode.

            I tested lzdoom and it looks fine when exiting, even if I change the resolution with runcommand. Also, the /dev/shm/runcommand.log has the full lzdoom output log, just make sure you're looking at the file immediately after the game exits.

            /dev/shm/runcommand.log shows that lzdoom is exiting properly so maybe it has something to do with my tv or the way that lzdoom is configured.

            I have narrowed it down to running the brutal doom mod. All other wads/iwads/pk3s work just fine.....

            Some more research is need to confirm what is going on.

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              kaltertod @kaltertod
              last edited by

              Solved the Issue just had to set the resolution in runcommand to the same resolution that was set inside lzdoom and viola no more crashing back to emulation station and losing hdmi signal.

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