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- Real Name: Peter Graf
Sat May 08, 2021 7:29 am
I am using a Microsoft Surface GO (native screen realestate: 1800x1200) with recommended HighDPI settings 150%.
Running the ATEM Mini software corrupts the panel display, with some buttons not showing properly, window being too big and off-screen, and not being able to see and use some popup windows (dynamics, EQ,..), not being able to produce a satisfactory full-screen display.
Also, the ATEM stream into OBS studio gets corrupted and starts to flicker.
Once I kill the ATEM software, the stream normalizes and runs without a problem or dropped frames for hours streaming and recording over my local WIFI.
I tried a few variations and I can always replicate the issue.
Setting the HighDPI settings to 125% makes the ATEM software panel work normally, but the software still breaks the stream for some reason.
I haven't tried 100% because this would be impossible to use because everything in Windows would be too small to work with in any shape or form.
Is this a known bug or should I report this? I have read some other posts referring to this, thanks!
Running the ATEM Mini software corrupts the panel display, with some buttons not showing properly, window being too big and off-screen, and not being able to see and use some popup windows (dynamics, EQ,..), not being able to produce a satisfactory full-screen display.
Also, the ATEM stream into OBS studio gets corrupted and starts to flicker.
Once I kill the ATEM software, the stream normalizes and runs without a problem or dropped frames for hours streaming and recording over my local WIFI.
I tried a few variations and I can always replicate the issue.
Setting the HighDPI settings to 125% makes the ATEM software panel work normally, but the software still breaks the stream for some reason.
I haven't tried 100% because this would be impossible to use because everything in Windows would be too small to work with in any shape or form.
Is this a known bug or should I report this? I have read some other posts referring to this, thanks!