Dear all, is there some kind of decission about the screen sharing/scaling stuff ?
I quote Maxim to describe the problem for the ones who want to read again: > Actually what I meant by "were used for display purposes" is > > * userA streams his/her screen at FHD 1920x1080 (but specifies > 300x900 at sharing dialog) > > as a result > > * userB receives FHD video 1920x1080, but displays it in a 300x300 > window > > as a bonus 300x300 also being used while creating recording, and final > video is super-ugly > as a workaround i can limit screen-sharing display pod by let's say > 90% of viewport (visible browser area) > would it be OK? > Have fun and many thanks ... Kaffeesurrogat On 20/11/2020 15:12, kaffeesurrogat wrote: > Dear all, > > I messed up the thread. Thus a new subject. Sorry for that. > > I'm trying to summerize: > > On the build > > Name > OpenMeetings > Version > 5.1.0-SNAPSHOT > Revision > b9b202a > Build date > 2020-11-18T09:35:56Z > > the possibility to enter the width and height of the screen share is > missing, when i start a screen share. > > I guess it is intendend. > > Maxim said those numbers did do nothing (see thread: [DISCUSSION] > release current 5.1.0 as 5.0.2) > > I double checked on build: > > Meet,OpenMeetings > Version > 5.0.0-M5-SNAPSHOT > Revision > c5c0381 > Build date > 2020-05-30T05:54:17Z > > see attached screenshots > > Those numbers scale the shared window on the receiving side. This > feature was a great thing .... > > Now I am confused ;-) > > My english is quit lousy, guess i did not explain my self very well .... > but i've attached a few screenshoots .... > > > On 5.1.0 the drag and drag button is not displayed any longer, cause the > screen share is scaled to big. > > Many thanks and sorry Maxim for messing with the thread, sending > messages in private, i'm really a lousy user of thunderbird, > > kaffeesurrogat
