1920 x 1080 Video Not Filling Entire Available Screen in Windows 10
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Tomasz Góral
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Send logs file.
Of course you fill source to screen?
Note, this has nothing to do with the Windows resolution, the OBS base resolution, the source resolution is important and whether you have set it properly.
Of course you fill source to screen?
Note, this has nothing to do with the Windows resolution, the OBS base resolution, the source resolution is important and whether you have set it properly.
matthewagilbert
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Hi Tomasz. Thanks for your reply. By filling the source to the screen do you mean to physically drag the red field of view outline outward so there is no black space above, below, left, or right of the video feed? I experimented with that, but doing so zooms the image in rather than proportionally adjusting the size. I assume I'm doing something wrong? Thanks for your help! Log file for my last video is attached.
Tomasz Góral
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click CTRL+F or click on source right mouse select Transform -> Fit to Screen, to fill source to screen (if you have the correct aspect ratio of the source, the source will fit the screen).
FerretBomb
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By default OBS maintains the source's aspect ratio on all resizes, unless you hold a certain modifier key while performing the resize.
A fit-to-screen as Tomasz described should work fine, but so should moving your source into the top-left of the canvas, then grabbing the bottom-right resize handle and sizing the source to fill the canvas. It will maintain the 16:9 aspect ratio no matter how large or small you make it; you will be unable to make it narrower or taller without changing the other dimension to match the original aspect ratio.
matthewagilbert
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Thanks so much Tomasz Góral and FerretBomb; your suggestions appear to have solved the problem!