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		Hello! I tried to code file h.264 resolution 19000x100 pix but found I can able  to set just 16000 pix at horizontal. Is it possible to avoid  this restriction in Hybrid?
I have no this restriction when I code in ffmpeg directly but I prefer to use Hybrid.
	
	
	
	
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		07.03.2018, 19:10 
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		Current max resolution supported in Hybrid is 16384x16384 and min resolution is 48x48.
There is no user option to avoid this restriction.
Out of curiosity: (before I think about what would be needed to lift the resolution restrictions) 
What are you using such a resolution for?
(Don't know of any use case for such a resolution.

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Cu Selur
Ps.: would need to know what OS you are using to share a modified version with you.
	
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		 (07.03.2018, 19:10)Selur Wrote:  Current max resolution supported in Hybrid is 16384x16384 and min resolution is 48x48.
There is no user option to avoid this restriction.
Out of curiosity: (before I think about what would be needed to lift the resolution restrictions) 
What are you using such a resolution for?
(Don't know of any use case for such a resolution. )
 )
Cu Selur
Ps.: would need to know what OS you are using to share a modified version with you.
At the beginning  it was single reel 896x90 pix for single LED screen.  After I made this reel my friend ask me to try to clone 22 reel in one file for one wwwwwide LED strip inside 
large arena. Final resolution 19712x90 surprised me:0) 
The main idea is to try to use full resolution of all screens as one without screens mapping and without clone video.
OS  is WIN10.
Thanks for fast response
