10.08.2021, 17:24
The order is:
Input < Crop < Resize < Letterbox
- Crop has the input resolution as upper boundary
- Resize is based on the crop resolution and the PAR
- Letterbox has the resize resolution as lower boundary
so if:
- resize isn't enabled, lower boundary for letterbox is the crop resolution
- if neither crop not resize is enabled the lower boundary for the letterbox is the input resolution
So, if you load a source and 'keep resize for new source' isn't enabled and the input resolution is greater than the letterbox the letterbox naturally needs to be adjusted to the input resolution.
Cu Selur
Input < Crop < Resize < Letterbox
- Crop has the input resolution as upper boundary
- Resize is based on the crop resolution and the PAR
- Letterbox has the resize resolution as lower boundary
so if:
- resize isn't enabled, lower boundary for letterbox is the crop resolution
- if neither crop not resize is enabled the lower boundary for the letterbox is the input resolution
Quote:This is really looks strange because user expect Letterbox as a simply fixed defined frame that not affected by other settings.Sorry, but that does not make sense the way letterbox usually works.
So, if you load a source and 'keep resize for new source' isn't enabled and the input resolution is greater than the letterbox the letterbox naturally needs to be adjusted to the input resolution.
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.