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The default crop area for windowed capture gets confused by the header bar of the window, it crops of the bottom pixels of the window rather than the window header, as you can see in the image below (I am working on a python binding for this library btw - its plotting the capture in matplotlib).
If I go in and remove the crop option (force set it to None in scap source - it doesn't work if I provide None to Options...) then it correctly captures the full window (including the header bar). The crop_area option is buggy basically - I can only speak for windows, but it seems like this may be an issue on other platforms, it is a common problem that the reported size of a window by the OS doesn't reflect the actual size of the window + the header bar, this may be the issue.
I am on windows 11 and using the latest github version of scap.
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Crop area chops of bottom of capture window on windows machines
Crop area chops of bottom of capture window
Sep 24, 2024
The default crop area for windowed capture gets confused by the header bar of the window, it crops of the bottom pixels of the window rather than the window header, as you can see in the image below (I am working on a python binding for this library btw - its plotting the capture in matplotlib).
If I go in and remove the crop option (force set it to None in scap source - it doesn't work if I provide None to Options...) then it correctly captures the full window (including the header bar). The crop_area option is buggy basically - I can only speak for windows, but it seems like this may be an issue on other platforms, it is a common problem that the reported size of a window by the OS doesn't reflect the actual size of the window + the header bar, this may be the issue.
I am on windows 11 and using the latest github version of scap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: