Lycanthrope -R-
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Unfortunately, the fork didn't help.While I wasn't able to reproduce the issue myself I think I was able to identify a potential root cause.
A build with a fix is available here on GitHub:
I would appreciate if you could give it a try and report back if it did indeed resolve the issue on your side. (If you find the time to - no rush)![]()
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Let me know if that should be a problem and I can try to upload it somewhere else.
My situation is weird. I have a very specific laptop called a Zenbook Pro Duo and it has two screens built into it.
If the bottom screen is turned on, the problem shows up. And there's no way to move it off of this layout.
And it could be something within Windows itself, or OBS, or something else I'm not thinking of that's interfering. So I understand if it's hard to guess what's going on. I have no idea.