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Vertical Auto-pan at full width [ Feature Request ]
Hey.
So, here's the issue. My desktop resolution is set to 1280x960 (4:3 ratio), but I'd like to capture in 720p (1280x720) while keeping my desktop resolution in tact. Currently, the auto-pan feature won't pan the capture window on the y axis when the Fixed Region width is set to the full width of the desktop resolution, in my case 1280 pixels. If there's a solution to this and I'm doing it wrong, please let me know.
I've always had to resort to a workaround to get this to work, but it seems like such a small detail that it'd be nice if it simply worked out of the box, without having to make special modifications.
The workaround is this: I set the Width to 2 pixels less than the full width of the desktop resolution, so 1278 (dimensions need to be even numbers to keep the codecs happy). This means that there's a 2px wiggle room for the capture window, which is enough to trick auto-pan into moving the capture window with the cursor. Also, I end up with a 1278x720 sized video, which is not ideal, but easily fixed (either by creating a 720p sequence in Premiere, or letterboxing the video in Vdub).
Thanks. Keep up the good work (it's really good!)
So, here's the issue. My desktop resolution is set to 1280x960 (4:3 ratio), but I'd like to capture in 720p (1280x720) while keeping my desktop resolution in tact. Currently, the auto-pan feature won't pan the capture window on the y axis when the Fixed Region width is set to the full width of the desktop resolution, in my case 1280 pixels. If there's a solution to this and I'm doing it wrong, please let me know.
I've always had to resort to a workaround to get this to work, but it seems like such a small detail that it'd be nice if it simply worked out of the box, without having to make special modifications.
The workaround is this: I set the Width to 2 pixels less than the full width of the desktop resolution, so 1278 (dimensions need to be even numbers to keep the codecs happy). This means that there's a 2px wiggle room for the capture window, which is enough to trick auto-pan into moving the capture window with the cursor. Also, I end up with a 1278x720 sized video, which is not ideal, but easily fixed (either by creating a 720p sequence in Premiere, or letterboxing the video in Vdub).
Thanks. Keep up the good work (it's really good!)
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Interesting, I'll speak with the programmer and see if it's possible.
If it is, it'll be added to the To-Do list ...
Cheers
Nick