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Fix taking "Selected region" screenshots from secondary displays

Open BloodRaven0 opened this issue 3 years ago • 7 comments

Currently, the "selected region" screenshot (which I have bound to just PrntSc and use as my main method of taking screenshots) only works on the primary display. It doesn't move over to the secondary monitor, and if it's started while the cursor is on the secondary monitor, nothing happens, until you move it over to the primary monitor, where it starts automatically as normal.

Just to clarify, this is an issue only with the "selected region" screenshots, the "Fullscreen" and "Active window" work fine with secondary displays.

BloodRaven0 avatar Mar 05 '21 10:03 BloodRaven0

yes, i think this is a bug. what os? you are using different dpi for monitors?

henrypp avatar Mar 16 '21 21:03 henrypp

@henrypp I'm using Windows 10 Pro x64, the monitors might have SLIGHTLY different DPIs, since they're both full HD (1920x1080), but one of them is 23.6 inch, and the other one (my main one) is 23.8 inch. Here's the specs for them: https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/cbdc63510 (if you're asking about the windows scaling feature, they're both set to 100%) Also, not sure if it matters, but they're connected using different connectors, D-sub and HDMI respectively

I'm not sure if other screenshot apps work with dual monitor setups (or my specific setup), because I've not tried them (even the windows snipping tool). If you want me to try something with my setup, let me know.

EDIT: forgot to mention win10 version is 1903

BloodRaven0 avatar Mar 17 '21 16:03 BloodRaven0

same problem here 🖐 and I have something to add, if you in the select region tool and didn't want to make an Screenshot you can't press ESC, till you did a rightclick.

DigitalNXZ avatar May 10 '21 02:05 DigitalNXZ

@DigitalNXZ This happens regardless if you start taking the screenshot on the primary or secondary display, in other words, you ALWAYS have to right-click before you can cancel with ESC. It's kinda annoying, but I've gotten used to it. What I'm trying to say is, it's better to open a separate issue for this.

BloodRaven0 avatar May 10 '21 07:05 BloodRaven0

@BloodRaven0 @DigitalNXZ FYI, middle click was do the same as Esc key.

henrypp avatar May 14 '21 15:05 henrypp

@henrypp Wow, that's actually really helpful. Wish it was documented somewhere, so new users could be aware of that functionality. Personally, I expected it to be bound to rightclick, but I guess there were problems with this kind of implementation.

BloodRaven0 avatar May 15 '21 08:05 BloodRaven0

Same problem here, Windows 10, 1080P screen x2 , Doesn't work on 2nd screen

ftk789 avatar Apr 14 '22 12:04 ftk789

fixed

henrypp avatar Dec 04 '23 09:12 henrypp