EPTMy only options are let people suffer through cropped stream video or buy a new monitor? Is there another solution? Was hoping someone with a little more experience with video streaming could offer some insight, but from what I've gathered there's no hope. Long time TL lurker... sorry if I broke any rules. thanks
16:10 streaming issues
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aj42
United States5 Posts
My only options are let people suffer through cropped stream video or buy a new monitor? Is there another solution? Was hoping someone with a little more experience with video streaming could offer some insight, but from what I've gathered there's no hope. Long time TL lurker... sorry if I broke any rules. thanks | ||
itsjustatank
Hong Kong9176 Posts
You can, however, change your primary resolution to 1920x1080 (16 : 9) to get rid of the crop, I think. Otherwise, you are just going to have to deal with it. I stream with Xsplit at 720 while maintaining my native 16:10 resolution; not worried too much about the bars on the sides. | ||
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HellGreen
Denmark1146 Posts
FME needs some help. I've read people editing their config manually, but have no confirmation if that works. Here are two threads that discuss and offer a solution (use the built-in crop function to make the picture fit perfectly): http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=124256 (look at the very bottom of the OP which links to  http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=124256¤tpage=5#100 I'm honestly not sure if this is what you're referring to, when saying "let people suffer", but I don't think so. The method I refer I to makes the picture fit the monitor in full screen. But keep in mind that if you stream a 16 : 10 picture, the people with 16 : 9 monitors will have bars instead. Can't make everybody happy. Unless the stream player supports some sort of 'ignore aspect ratio'. The above poster also offers a solution. You can change your desktop resolution to a 16 : 9 and use whatever feature your drivers allow (for AMD it's called GPU scaling, which basically keeps the aspect ratio of said resolution while resizing the picture (smaller) without much/any loss in quality but at the expense of borders on your screen) | ||
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aj42
United States5 Posts
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