Display stop responding on Virtual Machine

[jarmain]

Hi, I’m trying to run the spacedesk driver console on a Hyper-V virtual machine with GPU-Partitioning enabled.

It works fine when connecting extra displays to the VM machine using the Spacedesk Viewer app and them working as extended displays.
As soon as i create a videowall and attach 2 displays to the videowall, 1 of them freezes up and wont respond.
If i un-assign the display it will start working again. just won’t work in the videowall profile.

Any help would be appreciated.

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[spacedesk Nicole]

Hi @jarmain,

thank you very much for the log files.

Several errors were found upon frame processing.
This might take some time to analyze as we will try to reproduce this on our side.

When it’s working, does it properly do a frame/image/desktop update?
Does it work when all settings (origin, position, etc.) are the same for all clients of the wall?

[jarmain]

Hi Nicole,

Right now i have 2 more monitors connected to the VM machine. As separate displays it works fine, so any update i send to the displays like browsers, images etc they process and work. Just as soon as i assign more then 1 display to a videowall profile, one of them that is assigned to the videowall profile freezes. If i make 2 videowall profiles and assign 1 display to each, with the same resolution 1920×1080, they work fine. Its only a problem when i assign more then 1 display to the same videowall profile.

[spacedesk Nicole]

Hi @jarmain,

We were able to reproduce the problem.
Unfortunately, we cannot focus on this issue at the moment as we have higher prioritized development tasks.

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