mortenrud

ahh, thanks for clarifying

Yes, I have 50Hz in preferences. see screenshot. Btw, you write “Watchmaker”, my SW is called WatchOut. Is that different?

Hi jfk I really appreciate your help. I have tried to make pics of my process. Let me know if this is unclear. On the WatchPax 60 I create a custom resolution of 4224x1308 50hz. See pic: 00 Nvidia Custom Resolution And pic: 01 Nvidia Control Panel My Display controller detects this resolution output correctly. See pic: 02 Novastar Controller My LED screen is able to output this resolution correctly See pic: 03 Screen with Nvidia Info The Watchout Node software is also able to output this resolution. See pic: 04 Screen with WatchOut Logo I then create an Display Output in my WatchOut show. See pic: 05 WatchOut Show Output Configuration But when I go Online my WatchOut show fails. See pic: 06 WatchOut Show Error And pic: 07 WatchOut Node Error

Hi jfk It is a WatchPax 60, and the machine is able to output the correct resolution on the led screen. But when I try to start the Watchout show, I get the error. I don't know how I can find out what EDID settings to tweak....

Hi Walter. I create the custom resolution in the Nvidia Control panel on my WatchPax node.

But I am in fact able to output the resolution from the WatchPax alone and Watchout still fails.

Hmm. I thought that is was one of the main features of Watchout to output non standard resolutions to non standard displays....

I run 50, both in show and display settings

This is still bugging me. The WatchPax dosn't really see my display resolution as I connect to it through a Lightware MX2 HDMI matrix. When I remote access to the WatchPax and create the custom resolution of 4224x1308 50hz then I have signal on my display. When I take a HP Z4 with RTX4000 and do the same I have no issues using the same 10m Displayport to HDMI cable. But whenever I try to go online with my show it fails with the "Display Setting not available".

And a side question. Does anyone know hot to prevent the WatchPax from rearranging the displayport numbering when adding or removing outputs? It seems to shuffle them around randomly, and when we have a monitor on port 1 for the sole purpose of monitoring it is quite annoying. Any help is appreciated.

Hi jfk Thanks for your reply. I was in fact trying to convert displayport to hdmi, but using an active cable. Now I have placed a screen right next to the WatchPax 60 and running displayport to displayport and with the same error. Everytime I try to set the resolution to more than 1920x1080 I will get the error.

Hi. when I try to set a displayport output resolution above 1920x1080 I get an error: "Rendering error:5; Command: Activate; Display setting not available” Can anyone point me in the right direction? thanks