Screen recorders leaving out 2 columns of pixels of my screen

[Masterlegodude]

set ur game resolution to 1364x768

I don't want 1364 though, i have a 1366x768 monitor, there's no reason that i shouldn't be able to utilize all 1,049,088 pixels

If i'm setting my resolution to anything, it's 1280x720, but that's a last resort

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[phflack]

does this happen with other recording methods? still and motion?
ie printscreen, snipping tool, windows recording stuff, other recording software you have

[Masterlegodude]

Game DVR doesn't work with Gmod, but with Chrome and Blockland, it records at 1376x776, which, i'm not even sure how that's possible considering how it's going past my resolution, and the resolution i ran Blockland at (which was borderless 1366x768)

Print Screen screencaps the entire 1366x768 resolution as it should

And the only other recording program i have is Fraps, but that doesn't seem to work anymore, even if i run it in compatibility mode for Windows 7

Also, i have AMD, so i don't have Nvidia Shadowplay

[Willco2]

i know -___-

im dum

[Niblic²]

get OBS

[The Resonte!]

there's no reason that i shouldn't be able to utilize all 1,049,088 pixels

did you count all of them or somethin

[phflack]

did you count all of them or somethin

some people go about problems in different ways
while you may start counting pixels, others may start doing math
sucks for those who can't math

(I hope he did count the pixels, that'd be hilarious)

[torin²]

get a second moniter and a capture card. then you can record anything with a moniter or a screen.

great post

[Verification]

great post

what

[Masterlegodude]

get OBS

OBS does the same thing, except for some reason, the videos it puts out are really laggy even though there's no lag while it's recording, Camtasia doesn't lag during nor after recording, so i'm working with that more than OBS right now

some people go about problems in different ways
while you may start counting pixels, others may start doing math
sucks for those who can't math

(I hope he did count the pixels, that'd be hilarious)

I math'd

[Masterlegodude]

VirtualDub can record at 1366x768, but it's AVI capture is really laggy

[Dreams_Of_Cheese]

are these two columns really necessary for what you're doing? this kinda seems like a non-issue

[Masterlegodude]

are these two columns really necessary for what you're doing? this kinda seems like a non-issue

Not really, but it's still a weird issue i'd like to fix if i can

Anyway, i'm just gonna go with either recording at 1280x720, or stretching the video by two pixels, but i'm just peeved that this is happening for no apparent reason