Bug Report Browser source resizes on scene switching

[hinkypunkwow]

I have a browser source (a YouTube page) that I display as background video. Everytime I switch between scenes, the browser source resizes when the option is checked to unload the source when it's not in use. This defeats the purpose of using the video since you can see the source resize. The source remains the correct size if it's always active, but since there's sound, I can't have it always loaded. Plus, that's not an good solution since it's most likely a bug or not an ideal implementation. Please advise.

 

[koala]

Right-click your browser source->Transform->Fit to screen. This resize will make the source size stick. If the source isn't supposed to occupy the whole canvas, manually resize it to the desired size after Fit to screen by dragging the borders and edges to the desired size.

More explanation: If you right-click a source->Transform->Edit form, you see the option "Bounding Box Type". If this is set to "No Bounds", automatic resize is active. Any other option makes the source size stick. Fit to screen is a shortcut that makes the source the size of the canvas and sets bounding box type to "Scale to inner bounds", which prevents automatic resize.

 

[hinkypunkwow]

Thanks, this worked. It seems that YouTube also loads oddly on page refresh so I don't think I'm going to use this as a background. Appreciate the help and info!

 

[InvictvsNox]

Right-click your browser source->Transform->Fit to screen. This resize will make the source size stick. If the source isn't supposed to occupy the whole canvas, manually resize it to the desired size after Fit to screen by dragging the borders and edges to the desired size.

More explanation: If you right-click a source->Transform->Edit form, you see the option "Bounding Box Type". If this is set to "No Bounds", automatic resize is active. Any other option makes the source size stick. Fit to screen is a shortcut that makes the source the size of the canvas and sets bounding box type to "Scale to inner bounds", which prevents automatic resize.

Thank you SO much for explaining this!