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<blockquote data-quote="Pablik" data-source="post: 1294754" data-attributes="member: 106554">Hi, nothing unusual in the log except the call to display uninit (when MP is closing) won't return. This is the reason why you have to close the proxy from task manager. I gonna have to put some timeout for executing this command becouse it blocks everything.Anyway, it seems to me that driver is somehow busy with processing of the data. Question is why this is not happening in x86 version. Only difference between the platform versions is that native call to the driver is executed in proxy app (in MP x86 version directly from MiniDisplay plugin) and I don't see anything wrong in communications between MiniDisplay plugin and proxy(over socket). I'll try to more investigate this issue...For the start, can you try larger time values in &quot;Scroll delay (ms)&quot; and &quot;Update (ms)&quot; in MiniDisplay config? For example 500ms or even bigger. This should slow down sending the pixel data to the display driver.Thanks for the logs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pablik, post: 1294754, member: 106554"] Hi, nothing unusual in the log except the call to display uninit (when MP is closing) won't return. This is the reason why you have to close the proxy from task manager. I gonna have to put some timeout for executing this command becouse it blocks everything. Anyway, it seems to me that driver is somehow busy with processing of the data. Question is why this is not happening in x86 version. Only difference between the platform versions is that native call to the driver is executed in proxy app (in MP x86 version directly from MiniDisplay plugin) and I don't see anything wrong in communications between MiniDisplay plugin and proxy(over socket). I'll try to more investigate this issue... For the start, can you try larger time values in "Scroll delay (ms)" and "Update (ms)" in MiniDisplay config? For example 500ms or even bigger. This should slow down sending the pixel data to the display driver. Thanks for the logs. [/QUOTE]

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