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[RackDaddy]

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When viewing webpages through JRiver Media Center, only a small portion of the screen is utilized.  Anyone know how to correct this?

[RackDaddy]

Anyone?

[6233638]

This seems to happen when Windows is not set to 100% size. I'm not sure what the solution is.
Perhaps try setting Media Center's size to match?

[RackDaddy]

If I change Media Center to 150%, the entire IE pane is correctly displayed.  I can even go back to MC at 100%, and it "keeps" the view correctly.  I can navigate throughout the site, and everything is great.

However, clicking another Connected Media site causes the IE pane to reduce back down.

Normally, I wouldn't care about the small type.  But since I can't see half the page, it's more than inconvenient.

[Hendrik]

I'll have a look soon, we should be able to scale the window properly for setups with windows scaling.
Might be a day or two, though.

[RackDaddy]

As you can see from the image below, there is still some white space (grey, really) around the window, but at least I can view the entire webpage.  We'll call it 98% fixed.  Thanks!

[Hendrik]

I'm not sure yet why this happens, but it doesn't seem to happen with the Chromium web engine, you can switch the web engine used in Options -> Tree & View -> Web Browser -> Engine

I'll keep looking, though.

[RackDaddy]

Switching to the Chromium browser caused Media Center to lock up, so I had to terminate the task.  Attempting to open the program now causes the same result at start-up, so apparently switching engines just FUBAR'd my install.  <sigh>