Video Capture Device Source partially off screen & not matching transform

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wtgibson

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Somehow my video capture device (Insta360 Link 2c) has gotten offset from its transform (the red box).
I removed the Source from all Scenes.
I deleted and recreated the Source.
I removed all filters on the Source.
I Reset the Transform - the red box moves to the origin, and the top-left part of the picture is then off-screen, and the bottom-right is black.


OBS-1.png



See if you drag the transform down-right, more image appears - but now the bottom right is being cropped.
So there is no way to view the entire camera at once.
OBS-2.png


I viewed the logs, and there's nothing obvious.

The full frame is visible in the Source Properties.
It doesn't matter what resolution I pick, the Video Format, Disabling buffering. All no change, Deactivating/Activating after each change.

Updated OBS to latest version, no change.

Reset Transform: Pos 0/0 Rot 0 Size 1920x1080 Align Top Left Bounding No bounds Crop unchecked 0/0/0/0

Suggestions on how to troubleshoot further?
 
Okay so I've figured out the problem, but I don't understand it.
To trigger the above scenario:
I have Scene 1 - from Webcam. Full frame, no filters.
I have Scene 2 - Scene 2 contains a bunch of stuff, plus Scene 1 as a source.
Now I don't want 100% of Scene 1 in Scene 2, so I added a Filter on the "Scene 1" Source by Right Click > Filters
and added a crop filter.

This makes Scene 2 look as desired where the view of Scene 1 is cropped - but as a consequence, it crops Scene 1 by itself!
Even when looking at Scene 1, it shows no filters enabled, but the filter on Scene 2's inputs is affecting Scene 1.

To work around this I made a Scene 3 as an intermediate.
Scene 1 - from Webcam (no filters)
Scene 3 - from Scene 1 (no filters)
Scene 2 - from Scene 3 (crop filter)

Now Scene 1 and Scene 2 look as desired.
Scene 3 is useless and cluttering my Scenes list. It looks like the cropped view of Scene 2, all by itself in the upper-left corner.

This must not the the intended solution is it?
 
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