ScreenShotCaptor at 4K resolution

[HelmutWe]

ScreenShotter and 4K?
@mouser: I got a brandnew 4 K-monitor just today five hours ago, also new Nvidia GTX 1080ti. Now shots from ScreenShotCaptor cover only about 1/4 of the screen. Probably a minor adjustment for @mouser.  Running of course at 3840x2160.

[KodeZwerg]

@admin, please move to https://www.donation...ndex.php?board=327.0
sorry my fault!

[HelmutWe]

That ought to be ScreenshotCaptor. Very sorry. Haven´t testest AutomaticScreenshotter yet.

[KodeZwerg]

oh, than this would be the right place. i'm sorry aswell.
i was a bit confused "ScreenShotter and 4K?" 

[tomos]

hi Helmut

Now shots from ScreenShotCaptor cover only about 1/4 of the screen.

-HelmutWe (October 22, 2018, 02:03 PM)

unclear (to me) here -- do you mean (a) new full-screen screenshots are not displaying full screen size, or (b) your screenshots from your previous monitor are not full-screen on your new monitor?

[Deozaan]

By your description it sounds like you're only getting screenshots at a resolution of 1920x1080. But I use Screenshot Captor all the time to get captures larger than that.

I just made one that is 4480x1440 by pressing Alt-PrtScr.

Do you by chance have it configured to capture only a predefined area on the screen? Try using the Menu to capture your entire workspace and see if that gets an image of the appropriate size.

[HelmutWe]

I tried yesterday afternoon (22.20.2018 18:00 CET). It was as described then. ScreenshotCaptor catched only one quarter of the screen.
Now, early in the morning or at night (23.20.2018 02:44), it works perfectly again.
Very sorry, but I think I have to get used to my new equipiment before posting here.

[mouser]

No worries. It may have been that if the resolution changed after SC was already running, that it didn't adjust itself to the new resolution until you restarted.

[HelmutWe]

@mouser: ...and the autostart-problem has vanished as well. Although I can´t say why. Might probably have to do with the way I installed SC. I wasn´t aware of windows-login and admin-login, "run as admin" respectively