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[Bug] Extra line of white pixels at the bottom of my gifs #1318

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SilentSin opened this issue Jul 14, 2024 · 8 comments
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[Bug] Extra line of white pixels at the bottom of my gifs #1318

SilentSin opened this issue Jul 14, 2024 · 8 comments
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🔷 Bug 🐛 Type • An undesired situation happens. ⬜ Pending Status • This issue stills needs to be analyzed.

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@SilentSin
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SilentSin commented Jul 14, 2024

Describe the bug

I'm getting an extra line of white pixels at the bottom of every gif I record.

To Reproduce

  1. Set the height of the recording area to 400.
  2. Record a gif.
  3. Go to the Statistics tab.
  4. It shows the Frame Size height as 401.

Expected behavior

The gif should have the exact dimensions specified before starting the recording.

Screenshots

Adding a progress bar puts it right at the bottom so you can see it has a different bottom to the rest of the gif:

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The issue issn't caused by the progress bar though:

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  • OS: Windows 11
  • Version 2.41
@SilentSin SilentSin added ⬜ Pending Status • This issue stills needs to be analyzed. 🔷 Bug 🐛 Type • An undesired situation happens. labels Jul 14, 2024
@SilentSin
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Enabling Hide the title bar (thin mode) in the settings seems to have changed the behaviour to:

  1. Set the recording area to 250x400.
  2. Record a gif.
  3. Statistics shows 250x400.
  4. Go back to the recorder.
  5. Now its size is 250x399.
  6. Recording at that size stays there.
@SilentSin
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Setting the recorder interface to New mode has a similar problem: 250x400 is coming in as 249x399.

@tipsheda
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I get this same issue with this program and with another gif making tool called Licecap. It seemed to start when I started using a 1440p monitor vs 1080p, but I'm not 100% sure on that.

@SilentSin
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I'm on 1080p.

First time on Windows 11 though, I never had this issue in 10.

@tipsheda
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Oh yeah, that is to say, I also switched to Windows 11 around the time I started seeing this issue.

@NickeManarin
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Which scalling/DPI are you two using?
The recorder has a hard time adjusting to pixel coordinations if the screen has a DPI different than 96 (scale different than 100%).

@NickeManarin
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For example, on Windows 11 here, setting 500x300 created a correct recording.

@SilentSin
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I'm on 125% by default and I can confirm that 100% seems to fix the rounding errors for a few sizes I tried, though I never had this issue on my old Windows 10 computer which was also using 125%.

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🔷 Bug 🐛 Type • An undesired situation happens. ⬜ Pending Status • This issue stills needs to be analyzed.
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