Per the title, I've noticed that in recent versions (using latest version from PyPi as of 12/28, about 10 minutes ago), vspreview's video output* is now automatically scaled when Windows DPI scaling is enabled, and I can't find a way to disable it (I have fiddled with the DPI option in settings, too, to no effect). This means that unless I disable DPI scaling in Windows, I can't view my filterchain without vspreview's scaling. A workaround would be greatly appreciated.
** Edit: I'm dumb, setting a custom zoom level allows bypassing this. Just assumed it'd be upscaled and then downscaled.
Setsugennoao
commented
1 year ago
Per the title, I've noticed that in recent versions (using latest version from PyPi as of 12/28, about 10 minutes ago), vspreview's video output* is now automatically scaled when Windows DPI scaling is enabled, and I can't find a way to disable it (I have fiddled with the DPI option in settings, too, to no effect). This means that unless I disable DPI scaling in Windows, I can't view my filterchain without vspreview's scaling. A workaround would be greatly appreciated.
** Edit: I'm dumb, setting a custom zoom level allows bypassing this. Just assumed it'd be upscaled and then downscaled.