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I recently got a new 4K monitor and now whenever I play a video on this monitor, VLC only displays the video in the upper left quarter of the screen, when it's running in a window or full screen. When running in a window, the video display is actually somewhat falls slightly outside (to the left) of the main VLC window.
The resolution of the video makes no difference.
I tried a different player, Media Player Classic Home Cinema, and it plays it perfectly, but I would rather figure out how to get VLC to work.
I am running Windows 10 with a GTX 1060 video card.
I have completely no idea where to even start looking to troubleshoot this, I've done a fair amount of googling but haven't found anyone else with this problem.
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I recently got a new 4K monitor and now whenever I play a video on this monitor, VLC only displays the video in the upper left quarter of the screen, when it's running in a window or full screen. When running in a window, the video display is actually somewhat falls slightly outside (to the left) of the main VLC window.
The resolution of the video makes no difference.
I tried a different player, Media Player Classic Home Cinema, and it plays it perfectly, but I would rather figure out how to get VLC to work.
I am running Windows 10 with a GTX 1060 video card.
I have completely no idea where to even start looking to troubleshoot this, I've done a fair amount of googling but haven't found anyone else with this problem.
vlc-media-player 4k-resolution
asked 2 days ago
tbonetbone
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Does your setup have dual-monitors? VLC will use the resolution of the main screen.
– harrymc
2 days ago
It does, and the main screen is 4K. Regardless, wouldn't it adjust as you switch screens?
– tbone
2 days ago
No, this is a problem with VLC.
– harrymc
2 days ago
But, VLC is opening on the main (4K) screen, yet displaying in 1080....??? Surely it's capable of playing 4K content?
– tbone
2 days ago
Who would downvote a question about a legitimate technical issue?
– tbone
yesterday
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I recently got a new 4K monitor and now whenever I play a video on this monitor, VLC only displays the video in the upper left quarter of the screen, when it's running in a window or full screen. When running in a window, the video display is actually somewhat falls slightly outside (to the left) of the main VLC window.
The resolution of the video makes no difference.
I tried a different player, Media Player Classic Home Cinema, and it plays it perfectly, but I would rather figure out how to get VLC to work.
I am running Windows 10 with a GTX 1060 video card.
I have completely no idea where to even start looking to troubleshoot this, I've done a fair amount of googling but haven't found anyone else with this problem.
vlc-media-player 4k-resolution
asked 2 days ago
tbonetbone
3281414
I recently got a new 4K monitor and now whenever I play a video on this monitor, VLC only displays the video in the upper left quarter of the screen, when it's running in a window or full screen. When running in a window, the video display is actually somewhat falls slightly outside (to the left) of the main VLC window.
The resolution of the video makes no difference.
I tried a different player, Media Player Classic Home Cinema, and it plays it perfectly, but I would rather figure out how to get VLC to work.
I am running Windows 10 with a GTX 1060 video card.
I have completely no idea where to even start looking to troubleshoot this, I've done a fair amount of googling but haven't found anyone else with this problem.
vlc-media-player 4k-resolution
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Does your setup have dual-monitors? VLC will use the resolution of the main screen.
– harrymc
2 days ago
It does, and the main screen is 4K. Regardless, wouldn't it adjust as you switch screens?
– tbone
2 days ago
No, this is a problem with VLC.
– harrymc
2 days ago
But, VLC is opening on the main (4K) screen, yet displaying in 1080....??? Surely it's capable of playing 4K content?
– tbone
2 days ago
Who would downvote a question about a legitimate technical issue?
– tbone
yesterday
add a comment |
Does your setup have dual-monitors? VLC will use the resolution of the main screen.
– harrymc
2 days ago
It does, and the main screen is 4K. Regardless, wouldn't it adjust as you switch screens?
– tbone
2 days ago
No, this is a problem with VLC.
– harrymc
2 days ago
But, VLC is opening on the main (4K) screen, yet displaying in 1080....??? Surely it's capable of playing 4K content?
– tbone
2 days ago
Who would downvote a question about a legitimate technical issue?
– tbone
yesterday
Does your setup have dual-monitors? VLC will use the resolution of the main screen.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Does your setup have dual-monitors? VLC will use the resolution of the main screen.
– harrymc
2 days ago
It does, and the main screen is 4K. Regardless, wouldn't it adjust as you switch screens?
– tbone
2 days ago
It does, and the main screen is 4K. Regardless, wouldn't it adjust as you switch screens?
– tbone
2 days ago
No, this is a problem with VLC.
– harrymc
2 days ago
No, this is a problem with VLC.
– harrymc
2 days ago
But, VLC is opening on the main (4K) screen, yet displaying in 1080....??? Surely it's capable of playing 4K content?
– tbone
2 days ago
But, VLC is opening on the main (4K) screen, yet displaying in 1080....??? Surely it's capable of playing 4K content?
– tbone
2 days ago
Who would downvote a question about a legitimate technical issue?
– tbone
yesterday
Who would downvote a question about a legitimate technical issue?
– tbone
yesterday
add a comment |
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On VLC Shortcut:
Right click, Properties, Compatibility, Change High DPI Settings
High DPI Scaling Override
Override high DPI scaling behavior: Checked
Scaling performed by: select Application
answered 2 days ago
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I believe that this is a known problem with VLC on a computer with dual monitors.
For best results the two monitors should have the same resolution.
As VLC is a Qt application, you might try to create an environment variable
called QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR with the value of 0
You might also raise the question on the
The VideoLAN Forums,
where you might get an answer from the developer.
answered yesterday
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On VLC Shortcut:
Right click, Properties, Compatibility, Change High DPI Settings
High DPI Scaling Override
Override high DPI scaling behavior: Checked
Scaling performed by: select Application
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On VLC Shortcut:
Right click, Properties, Compatibility, Change High DPI Settings
High DPI Scaling Override
Override high DPI scaling behavior: Checked
Scaling performed by: select Application
answered 2 days ago
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On VLC Shortcut:
Right click, Properties, Compatibility, Change High DPI Settings
High DPI Scaling Override
Override high DPI scaling behavior: Checked
Scaling performed by: select Application
answered 2 days ago
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On VLC Shortcut:
Right click, Properties, Compatibility, Change High DPI Settings
High DPI Scaling Override
Override high DPI scaling behavior: Checked
Scaling performed by: select Application
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I believe that this is a known problem with VLC on a computer with dual monitors.
For best results the two monitors should have the same resolution.
As VLC is a Qt application, you might try to create an environment variable
called QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR with the value of 0
You might also raise the question on the
The VideoLAN Forums,
where you might get an answer from the developer.
answered yesterday
harrymcharrymc
264k14273582
add a comment |
I believe that this is a known problem with VLC on a computer with dual monitors.
For best results the two monitors should have the same resolution.
As VLC is a Qt application, you might try to create an environment variable
called QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR with the value of 0
You might also raise the question on the
The VideoLAN Forums,
where you might get an answer from the developer.
answered yesterday
harrymcharrymc
264k14273582
add a comment |
I believe that this is a known problem with VLC on a computer with dual monitors.
For best results the two monitors should have the same resolution.
As VLC is a Qt application, you might try to create an environment variable
called QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR with the value of 0
You might also raise the question on the
The VideoLAN Forums,
where you might get an answer from the developer.
answered yesterday
harrymcharrymc
264k14273582
I believe that this is a known problem with VLC on a computer with dual monitors.
For best results the two monitors should have the same resolution.
As VLC is a Qt application, you might try to create an environment variable
called QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR with the value of 0
You might also raise the question on the
The VideoLAN Forums,
where you might get an answer from the developer.
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Does your setup have dual-monitors? VLC will use the resolution of the main screen.
– harrymc
2 days ago
It does, and the main screen is 4K. Regardless, wouldn't it adjust as you switch screens?
– tbone
2 days ago
No, this is a problem with VLC.
– harrymc
2 days ago
But, VLC is opening on the main (4K) screen, yet displaying in 1080....??? Surely it's capable of playing 4K content?
– tbone
2 days ago
Who would downvote a question about a legitimate technical issue?
– tbone
yesterday