Hi Vasyl, I thought I'd replied to your question, but yes the resolution doubles on each run. On a fresh install of Bookworm, this is the changes after 1. Opening and closing Kodi 2. Opening Kodi and pushing '\' to make it windowed 3. 4. and 5. Opening and closing windowed Kodi.
diff guisettings.xml.1 guisettings.xml.2after2runsandmakingwindowed 294,296c294,296 < <setting id="videoscreen.screen" default="true">0</setting> < <setting id="videoscreen.resolution" default="true">16</setting> < <setting id="videoscreen.screenmode" default="true">DESKTOP</setting> --- > <setting id="videoscreen.screen">-1</setting> > <setting id="videoscreen.resolution">15</setting> > <setting id="videoscreen.screenmode">WINDOW</setting> diff guisettings.xml.2after2runsandmakingwindowed guisettings.xml.3 40,41c40,41 < <setting id="window.width" default="true">720</setting> < <setting id="window.height" default="true">480</setting> --- > <setting id="window.width">1440</setting> > <setting id="window.height">960</setting> diff guisettings.xml.3 guisettings.xml.4 40,41c40,41 < <setting id="window.width">1440</setting> < <setting id="window.height">960</setting> --- > <setting id="window.width">2880</setting> > <setting id="window.height">1920</setting> diff guisettings.xml.4 guisettings.xml.5 40,41c40,41 < <setting id="window.width">2880</setting> < <setting id="window.height">1920</setting> --- > <setting id="window.width">5760</setting> > <setting id="window.height">3840</setting> Mark Cookson
