Cros 1 ENE 2019 a las 21:00
(FIX) Steam Store Full Screen Video Clipping / Cut Off
I spent around 6 months looking for a solution to why my computer clipped the bottom right corner of videos off the screen while in full-screen mode on game store pages.
Big picture mode was fine.

Yesterday I found the solution, and wanted to share with anyone who has been having this same problem.

I'm using Windows 10, on a 2560 x 1440 display.
Under display settings, the computer recommends Scale and Layout to be at 150%. Due to the size of the laptop monitor, I happily obliged to 125%.
That scaling caused the clipping. Returning the scale to 100% removes the clipping from videos that happens in steam, and other applications. Also, applications run smoother. (Go figure)

Hope that helps someone!
Última edición por Cros; 2 ENE 2019 a las 11:31
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TehSpoopyKitteh 1 ENE 2019 a las 22:24 
Yeah, automatic high DPI scaling can be nuisance at times. This problem might go away when Valve finally ditches 32bit support. I typically set my compatibility settings for Steam to disable it. It universally will do it for any game launched from Steam so on occasion I do have to change it back if any game I play is 64bit.
Bad 💀 Motha 2 ENE 2019 a las 9:41 
Well yea... dIsable scaling in the steam.exe, problem solved
TheChad 7 OCT 2020 a las 17:05 
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TO SOLVE THIS ISSUE:

1. Go to PC (C:) - Program Files (x86)
2. Find "Steam"- Open File
3. Find Steam "application" (.exe)
4. Right click, Properties, Compatibility, Change High DPI Settings
5. Under "Change High DPI Settings" Have the bottom box checked "Override High DPI scaling Behavior.
6. If Need Be: Change form "application" To "System".
lagill101 18 MAR 2024 a las 18:44 
A bit late to the party but still having trouble after trying all these solutions. Any other known fixes? ( this is for running a actual game )
Última edición por lagill101; 18 MAR 2024 a las 18:45
Cros 27 MAR 2024 a las 5:19 
Have you tried setting the games exe file DPI settings?
Not currently at a computer. But you can set individual applications DPI and compatibility.
Also. Some of those more janky games might have f controls that may switch between resolution. Like F2 or F5.

Best of luck. Let us know what game it was and what solution you find if you do find one.
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