Proscan and 96dpi resolution

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I've searched and maybe I'm just not getting it right. But, just wondering what workarounds folks have found, if any,

When I turn on Proscan it warns me it doesn't play well with higher resolutions as it wants 96dpi. So, I accept that warning and run the software. And yeah, the interface looks like it doesn't like the high res. Basically unreadable. I'm sure this is common. but not really seeing it mentioned.

Any thoughts on this. Maybe I'm just missing that memo? lol.

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I've searched and maybe I'm just not getting it right. But, just wondering what workarounds folks have found, if any,

When I turn on Proscan it warns me it doesn't play well with higher resolutions as it wants 96dpi. So, I accept that warning and run the software. And yeah, the interface looks like it doesn't like the high res. Basically unreadable. I'm sure this is common. but not really seeing it mentioned.

Any thoughts on this. Maybe I'm just missing that memo? lol.

Thanks!
I'm not sure if this will work or not but try this. Advise if it works.
 

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I am running 16 copies of PROSCAN on the same PC at 1080 on HDMI I do not get a NAG Screen

That's awesome. I use one, paid etc. and get it. Thanks for the advice! How many copies did you have to buy before it went away? 16th one was the charm?
 

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I'm not sure if this will work or not but try this. Advise if it works.


Ahh, Thank you for the reply. I'll look it over. It's not a dedicated machine and this app lives with others that use the high res.

I've got three machines running currently, A security VMS, a Plex video server and a basic machine for the house, May have to look into a lesser machine to run this on. Odd, I see screen grabs that look pretty good. Just figured I was doing something incorrectly.

Thanks again! :)
 

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Ahh, Thank you for the reply. I'll look it over. It's not a dedicated machine and this app lives with others that use the high res.

I've got three machines running currently, A security VMS, a Plex video server and a basic machine for the house, May have to look into a lesser machine to run this on. Odd, I see screen grabs that look pretty good. Just figured I was doing something incorrectly.

Thanks again! :)

From the link @ProScan provided:
"You can fix blurry text and stretched elements on a per-app basis using these settings on the Windows 10 April 2018 Update. "
 

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Ok, I've tried the workaround. But, being a Win 7 machine, the options are a bit different in that "Under "Settings," click the Change high DPI settings button" Is not there and it offers a 640 display for the application. So, that may be a reason the workaround is not helping.

So, it unfortunately didn't change the output of what is within the "display". It changed the resolution of the display as a whole, not the alpha/numeric characters within the display. If description that makes sense.

With or without the workaround, the rest of the program looks fine and is perfectly readable.


So... The display looks like this. "Brookpark Police"

Screenshot 2022-08-11 12.49.03.png



And the warning i get upon starting Proscan. I'm sure most folks have seen it.
Screenshot 2022-08-11 12.44.12.png


Nonetheless, thanks so much for responding and taking time with me. Really enjoy ProScan, it has been super helpful.

I'll have other questions about setting up a webserver later as soon as I sort some things out. :)
 
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