Hi, anyway, I'm playing a minecraft game with a resolution of 1680x1050 because it's so convenient for me.Also, my entire computer has this resolution set, even though my base computer resolution is 1920 x 1080.So here's what I need: when I turn on the obs recording and make a video clip, looking at it through the media player, there are black lines on the sides.They interfere very much.I want everyone to see that I have this permission set without black bars, etc.Same with discord,when i turn on the demonstration,it shows my screen with black lines ,help me
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Now I'll try to explain it again.:my monitor has a resolution of 1920 x 1080, and I'm playing with a stretched screen (1680x1050 resolution), when I make a video clip, black bars remain on the video, they also remain after I changed the resolution to 1920 x 1080.So I need to achieve a result so that all people with different monitor resolutions can see that I have a stretched screen.,
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Read the aspect ratio guide: https://obsproject.com/kb/aspect-ratio-guide
After reading the guide and see there are problems that just vanish if using a resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio in the first place, set everything to 1920x1080. It makes no sense to run with a distorted display. It's simply wrong.
After setting the display resolution in Windows to 1920x1080, go to Settings > Video in OBS and make sure canvas and output resolution are both 1920x1080 as well. Then delete any sources you created for your game and add it again to reset any distortion that might carry over from the previous wrong configuration.
After reading the guide and see there are problems that just vanish if using a resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio in the first place, set everything to 1920x1080. It makes no sense to run with a distorted display. It's simply wrong.
After setting the display resolution in Windows to 1920x1080, go to Settings > Video in OBS and make sure canvas and output resolution are both 1920x1080 as well. Then delete any sources you created for your game and add it again to reset any distortion that might carry over from the previous wrong configuration.