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When you say "Window scaling", do you mean Ardour's Preferences > Appearance > GUI and Font scaling? |
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No, I meant the scaling setting as set in Windows itself - it compensates for high-dpi screens be allowing the user to scale up apps. Previous versions of Ardour seemed to support this scaling automatically, but 6.5 doesn't. I didn't know about the Preferences > Appearance > GUI and Font scaling option (as I've never had to use it!), so thank you for telling me about that. Setting that to the maximum means that Ardour is now usable for me. I have to admit I've noticed some strange scaling issues in one other app (OpenShot) so it may be that a recent Windows update has caused the error. I'm investigating further. Thanks. |
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> I meant the scaling setting as set in Windows itself The scaling used for common desktop/spreadsheet applications is usually not applicable for authoring tools. At first application start, Ardour offers to configure scaling (relative to desktop default font-size). And you can later customize it in Preferences > Appearance. |
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The scaling I'm talking about has previously worked for Ardour, and works for many other non-common desktop applications (I'm a software developer by trade, so have all manner of stuff installed). However, I have fixed it, using the settings discussed here: https://blog.pauby.com/post/high-dpi-settings-windows-10/ Hopefully this will help any other Windows users who have the same issue. |
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- Anonymous
