NonoffensiveUsername
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By default, it seems that OBS canvas and scaled resolution are configured to 1920x1080. This is fine when I am recording full screen (such as a game), but, if I am capturing a window or if I want to apply a crop filter, OBS adds void space to the top and/or sides of the output. When I tell OBS to capture a window, there should be a way for it to figure out what dimensions to use for the output. When I apply a crop filter, it should be smart enough to figure out to just capture the region of the screen that I specify. After all, if I open an image in an image editor and crop it to a region, the entire canvas resizes. It seems that there should be a non-tedious way to tell OBS to do the same.
Is there some advanced setting I can configure to make OBS smart so that I don't have to toy around with settings every time I want to capture a window or region of the screen?
Is there some advanced setting I can configure to make OBS smart so that I don't have to toy around with settings every time I want to capture a window or region of the screen?