Bug Report Whenever I try to resize my webcam it instantly becomes very large and narrow.

That does indeed feels like a potential bug, though I've never seen that happen before. I'm actually somewhat confused by exactly how that happened. Does Ctrl-R do the same thing? If you need, you can disable aspect ratio lock by holding down shift while resizing.
 
Jim said:
That does indeed feels like a potential bug, though I've never seen that happen before. I'm actually somewhat confused by exactly how that happened. Does Ctrl-R do the same thing? If you need, you can disable aspect ratio lock by holding down shift while resizing.
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Yes, Ctrl+R does the same thing and I never knew about the shift thing, pretty cool. Though idk, I'm super OCD with like my face not looking like it should due to resizing it without the aspect ratio locked (like it would be too narrow or too wide, i want people watching me to see what i see. idk im weird)

But anyway, I really wonder what causes this. Seems to only happen when I try to resize it with the aspect ratio lock on. Only appears to happen with that particular thing too, doesn't happen with my desktop capture source or anything pictures. Maybe it's only a Video Capture Device issue? I would try it with a Dxtory source but I am lazy atm...
 
I've seen this happen to another person and it only seemed to happen when they were using the field or retro deinterlacing filter.
 
This has already been fixed, but why would you enable deinterlacing on a webcam? Webcams are hardly ever interlaced.
 
paibox said:
This has already been fixed, but why would you enable deinterlacing on a webcam? Webcams are hardly ever interlaced.
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If you listened you would of heard me say that it ISN'T a webcam and that it is an ACTUAL camera hooked up to a capture card.
 
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Lypho said:
I've seen this happen to another person and it only seemed to happen when they were using the field or retro deinterlacing filter.
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Hmmmm, interesting. I'll try some other deinterlacing options. When the feature first came out I tried all of them and the retro one seemed to look the smoothest.
 
Welp I've found the issue and it is indeed not fixed like paibox said above.

What causes the problem is using a deinterlacing option that doesn't use your GPU (doens't have "Use GPU" ticked or you haven't ticked it if the option is in your ability to turn on and off with said deinterlacing option) so basically if I want to use deinterlacing on the camera source I have to use any option below "Retro/scandoubling" or just tick the use GPU option in retro.
 
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