NUC no TV output

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    If you change the setting via xrandr Kodi responds to the Xorg forced change but does not save it. To save it you'll have to force the change to 0xe4 and then go into Kodi settings and set the same 30.00 setting there. It should then be saved; do "systemctl restart kodi.service" and Kodi should start up in 1080p/30 on reboot.

    The kodi-xrandr output looks like a listing of all possible HDMI modes rather than a normal (more limited) EDID based listing of the actual modes supported by the connected TV. Do you have the NUC connected to the TV via an AVR or any kind of video switching device?

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    If you change the setting via xrandr Kodi responds to the Xorg forced change but does not save it. To save it you'll have to force the change to 0xe4 and then go into Kodi settings and set the same 30.00 setting there. It should then be saved; do "systemctl restart kodi.service" and Kodi should start up in 1080p/30 on reboot.

    The kodi-xrandr output looks like a listing of all possible HDMI modes rather than a normal (more limited) EDID based listing of the actual modes supported by the connected TV. Do you have the NUC connected to the TV via an AVR or any kind of video switching device?

    ok I got it booting at 30hz refresh rate.

    No, the NUC is directly connected to the TV. I have a soundbar connected as well. I tried with disconnected soundbar, no change.