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Hello,
I'm trying to capture a window. I do so with a window capture source. However, window capture does not capture the top of the window (that's where the the name of the program, icon, and close/minimize buttons are) and the margins, but only the contents. This means those spots are now replaced by black bars.
I know how to edit the aspect ratio of the canvas, but I don't know the aspect ratio of my window capture.
How do I fit my canvas to my source? Can OBS just display the source aspect ratio (it's not there when I click on properties) or can OBS just get a button like "fit canvas to source"??
Capturing the display is NOT an option, nor is stretching the source to fit the canvas (I want the canvas to fit the source, so other way around).
OS: windows 8.1 (x86)
OBS version: 22.0.2 (64bit)
I have added a screenshot of the situation. I have redacted some sensitive information with red (255,0,0)
Log: https://obsproject.com/logs/wq9CKuvVyM4MbmC_
I'm trying to capture a window. I do so with a window capture source. However, window capture does not capture the top of the window (that's where the the name of the program, icon, and close/minimize buttons are) and the margins, but only the contents. This means those spots are now replaced by black bars.
I know how to edit the aspect ratio of the canvas, but I don't know the aspect ratio of my window capture.
How do I fit my canvas to my source? Can OBS just display the source aspect ratio (it's not there when I click on properties) or can OBS just get a button like "fit canvas to source"??
Capturing the display is NOT an option, nor is stretching the source to fit the canvas (I want the canvas to fit the source, so other way around).
OS: windows 8.1 (x86)
OBS version: 22.0.2 (64bit)
I have added a screenshot of the situation. I have redacted some sensitive information with red (255,0,0)
Log: https://obsproject.com/logs/wq9CKuvVyM4MbmC_
