yes but my goal is not to resize it to fit the screen, but to resize it as I whish, and in some case, it must remain overflowing but with different sizeNot sure exactly, but instead I'd simply Right mouse click on Video Source > Edit Transform > Reset [or manually enter desired values if a Reset is still too large to easily work with]
my recollection is that a reset will fit the Source into the existing canvas
what you want to do please explain it ?!
The point 3 didn't work. Probably because I use a trackball and the wheel doesn't do the same as a normal mouseI know this thread is a few months old, but this is for future readers...
To zoom out of the canvas do the following:
You can also move around the canvas by holding spacebar and click + dragging.
- Right click your preview.
- Go to Preview Scaling > Canvas
- Hold spacebar, and scroll with the mouse wheel.
- Done!
Ah man, You dont know how much I searched for this, Thank you ✌I know this thread is a few months old, but this is for future readers...
To zoom out of the canvas do the following:
You can also move around the canvas by holding spacebar and click + dragging.
- Right click your preview.
- Go to Preview Scaling > Canvas
- Hold spacebar, and scroll with the mouse wheel.
- Done!
It didn't work for him, but you helped me, thanksI know this thread is a few months old, but this is for future readers...
To zoom out of the canvas do the following:
You can also move around the canvas by holding spacebar and click + dragging.
- Right click your preview.
- Go to Preview Scaling > Canvas
- Hold spacebar, and scroll with the mouse wheel.
- Done!