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#1 This is an issue I have had for over a year now. Google searches with keywords such as Streamelements + Browser Source + Scaling (or resolution) don't bring up anything related.My Scenes created in Streamelements are set at a 720 resolution (720x1280 for all references to 720 in this post). My OBS canvas is also set at 720 (not downscaling). The browser properties in OBS are set at a 720 resolution. However, once the overlay is added in OBS, the scaling of the content inside the browser is not correct.Here is an example. I created a new Scene in Streamelements with a 720 canvas. I added an image (a solid green box) which was also 720. I made sure the image was fully scaled and positioned to match the size of the canvas (ie, it does not extend past the border of the canvas). I added a new 720 browser source to OBS and the contents don't match. I am currently using OBS Studio 30.2.3 (64 bit).Of note: the actions inside the browser source function (alerts and so forth). Resolution1.png 563.8 KB · Views: 30 resolution2.png 20.5 KB · Views: 32 resolution3.png 5.7 KB · Views: 31 resolution4.png 48.8 KB · Views: 29 resolution5.png 41.2 KB · Views: 29 resolution6.png 30.8 KB · Views: 26 resolution7.PNG 51.1 KB · Views: 29
Key features of the Browser resolution that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Average Browser Size vs. Screen Resolution
- Timer resolution in browsers - Human Who Codes
- Screen Resolution Test With LT Browser - LambdaTest
- GitHub - unstoppabledomains/resolution-browser-extension: Surf
- Most Common Browsers, Devices, and Screen Resolutions for
- Lowered image display resolution in browser - Discord
- Browser Resolution Algorithm - Unstoppable Domains Developer
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