Display Blurry& Stretched Using capture card on Dual Pc setup

[Itz_Nic]

I've recently ran into a problem with my screen being blurry in the preview and output. Has anyone ran into this problem?
As you can see in in this photos below the words are not clear and the icons are fuzzy. This is how it has look for a little while now and anything I've tried has not worked, I've messed with the base and output Res and the Res on the capture card. Nothing has seems to help.

Here are my logs if anyone is kind enough to look through them and see if you see anything wrong https://obsproject.com/logs/kB9LYRFkgL2jCIL5

 

[AaronD]

Different aspect ratio, and stretch to fit? What are the relevant resolutions?

 

[Itz_Nic]

My monitor is 3560x1080 if that that's what your asking. When I don't stretch to fit it looks all mushed.

 

[Itz_Nic]

https://obsproject.com/logs/TzgYUODD7wwTv5F7

 

[AaronD]

My monitor is 3560x1080 if that that's what your asking. When I don't stretch to fit it looks all mushed.

That's one of them. How about your canvas?
If you're stretching 3560x1080 to fit 1920x1080, then yes, it'll be squished horizontally.

With the latest screenshot, I wonder if the capture card is dropping every other pixel to end up with 1780x1080? That leads me to wonder if there's some 3D logic going on here, that doesn't quite work in this case. One way to send 3D video uses a single standard-sized frame, with every other pixel intended for the other eye. So each eye ends up with half of the horizontal resolution, and they're both updated simultaneously (within one pixel time: close enough, and easily buffered to make it *exactly* simultaneous).

For completeness, other 3D formats use an extra-wide frame to send a complete line for one eye with full resolution and then the same complete line for the other eye; or an extra-tall frame, to send a complete image with full resolution for one eye followed by the same complete image for the other eye. The last one works well with a fast display and alternating-shutter glasses; others work well with different delivery methods (like two differently-polarized projectors on the same screen, and matching polarized glasses) and/or processing.

Anyway, 3560 is not a common horizontal resolution, so it might trigger a bug somewhere in the card, that doesn't appear when the card detects something that it has a table entry for, or something like that.