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<blockquote data-quote="Kotik" data-source="post: 1195630" data-attributes="member: 89825">[USER=60104]@Sebastiii[/USER], i did try v193 with the &quot;dont flush gpu&quot; options enabled and guess what. Video OSD is fixed, audio/subtitles selection OSD is showing up properly and i think with this settings it will work in older versions of ur builds too.Now i wonder why this is happening only with Intel iGPU and MP combo. I never used Kodi and i wonder how ur 4600 behaves in Kodi OSD. Can we pinpoint the issue? Why iGPU needs the extra madVR setting? I did notice that when i also disable &quot;present several frames in advance&quot; it will force madVR to queue up maximum 3 frames in advance and madVR will report D3D9 (old path) which i read is a legacy path that madshi designed for XP.This option is similar to ur 2nd option in MP codecs which prevets GUI flashing (ur option reduces present queue to 2).Sent from my GT-I9205 using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kotik, post: 1195630, member: 89825"] [USER=60104]@Sebastiii[/USER], i did try v193 with the "dont flush gpu" options enabled and guess what. Video OSD is fixed, audio/subtitles selection OSD is showing up properly and i think with this settings it will work in older versions of ur builds too. Now i wonder why this is happening only with Intel iGPU and MP combo. I never used Kodi and i wonder how ur 4600 behaves in Kodi OSD. Can we pinpoint the issue? Why iGPU needs the extra madVR setting? I did notice that when i also disable "present several frames in advance" it will force madVR to queue up maximum 3 frames in advance and madVR will report D3D9 (old path) which i read is a legacy path that madshi designed for XP. This option is similar to ur 2nd option in MP codecs which prevets GUI flashing (ur option reduces present queue to 2). Sent from my GT-I9205 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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