Too bad… So although the display uses the same driver as the original Raspberry Pi Foundation Touchscreen it obviously behaves differently. The difference in behaviour is the more annoying as there doesn’t seem to be a way to distinguish one from the other by software.
So at least the display behaves similarly “wrong” on Pi3 and Pi4 if rotation is set to 90 deg. (270 deg. will be no different) when the screen should enter DPMS mode “off”…
Although I don’t expect this to be a solution, but while you’re at it: Could you increase GPU mem to e.g. 64MB and check if it makes a difference?
Hi Just to let you know.
I Just found the actual reason for the weird behavior of the touch part.
There is a new plugin “Now Playing” that messes up the touch calibration.
After enabling this one, the touch rotation was 180 deg rotated. disabling it the touch was back to normal.
Yep, I saw you had the same brand.
Just remove both “Now Playing” and “Touch Display”, reboot and install only “Touch Display”.
For me there is a bypass, as my model has a hardware button to rotate the touch orientation.
as far as I know that touch problem is only with me at 90 and 270 degrees 0 degrees is okay, 180 degrees I have not tried yet. will let you know tonight.
attention attention, check, check, he he …now playing plugin installed and enabled, touchscreen plugin at 180 degrees screen should now be reversed but nothing happens stays at 0 degrees and the touch is not good and out of line screen goes off after the set time. 90 and 270 degrees does rotate to the position but touch is not okay and screen does not turn off.