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Video Scaling Issue on Multi-Monitor Setup with Fractional Scaling in Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS #93

Open wehnsdaefflae opened 7 months ago

wehnsdaefflae commented 7 months ago

Description I have three monitors, one 4k portrait (#3) at the left and two 1080p landscape (#1 and #2) at mid and right using fractional scaling. #3 and #2 show the video perfectly scaled and rotated. #1 in the mid however squishes it to roughly 1/4th of the monitor height. width is fine. Also "Fit Mode" in the settings is greyed out.

OS and Shell Information Please provide your OS name and version, GNOME Shell version, and the session type (X11/Wayland).

Steps to Reproduce Please provide the steps to reproduce the bug you are encountering.

  1. Use above monitor setup and use Hanabi to show a video. Not other configuration necessary.

Expected Behavior The video should be fitted to the monitors according to some default behavior that is the same across all connected monitors. It should be configurable in the settings.

Actual Behavior Two identical monitors in identical configuration show different behavior. Fitting on one of both is buggy. Maybe due to fractional scaling. "Fit Mode" should be changeable.

Additional Information 4k monitor #3 to the left 1080p monitor #1 in the mid 1080p monitor #2 to the right

RushingAlien commented 4 months ago

This also happens to me, and i've discovered it's not an issue of fractional scaling, it happens when the you have multiple monitors that are of different orientation or aspect ratio: see here gambar