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The option "Always fill the screen" is useful to stretch images that have the same orientation as the monitor but different aspect ratio. gPhotoShow applies it ONLY if pictures and screen have the same orientation, this means it will never resize a portrait image to fill a landscape oriented monitor...

Tick the option "Always fill the screen"

solid_ice8 wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 07, 2020 6:33 pm

The filename is extremely small though, even I barely noticed it lol.

You can change text height and make it bigger

Hello,
I apologize for the inconvenience, I removed any link to that page but it seems you can still find it using search engines. I will delete the page.

Hello,
that file is the wallpaper created by WallpaperSS Pro, if it is being written it means WallpaperSS creates a new wallpaper. Increase wallpaper change time in WallpaperSS settings window and it will slow down.

Thanks for analysis, I think I found the problem. During next days I will release an update

Hello, automatic detection of panoramic images is performed with a simple check on image size, if image size is read correctly it is very unlikely this check fails. Did you notice if the check fails always with the same image ? Check if there is any file with .gprop extension is present in the folde...

Hello, hard to guess what is going wrong there, gPhotoShow pro by default uses DirectX there is nothing to set or configure. You can try to enable error logging in the About page of settings window, then wait for gPhotoShow to start, open again the settings window and get the error log. Maybe it can...

Hello,
gPhotoShow is not a video player and uses external players to play video files for this reason it doesn't make sense to associate gPhotoShow with video files.
I know forum search is limited, but it's a system function there is nothing I can do about it

here is the updated version, both issues should be fixed, please download and test it:
https://www.gphotoshow.com/files/gpsprosetup64_807.exe