landscape doesn't fill program screen.

[Culumunimbus]

Or maybe are pictures in widescreen size an option for making a special set.

Can you try this one?

[kaos]

Or maybe are pictures in widescreen size an option for making a special set.

Can you try this one?

nope ill attach image

[ikarus1969]

nope ill attach image

Can you tell us your screen-resolution?

Because the picture is of format 1600x900. Maybe your screen resolution is a little bit wider?

[Culumunimbus]

then it must be a 21:9 screen (resolution 2560x1080p)


Try this one.

[par]

I agree with every word of Ikarus.
Thank you, Reinhart.

[kaos]

nope now the lines are on top and bottom. my screen resolution is 1366 x 768 but that pic didnt even look right back ground was black.

[ikarus1969]

Last try.

I suppose you don't want look at distorted pictures.

Then think of a picture of your own.

You are displaying it fullscreen without distortion.

Now there are two possibilities:

1. your pictures aspect ratio matches the aspect ratio of your screen-resolution
2. your pictures aspect ratio does not match the aspect ratio of your screen-resolution

In case of 1. there will be no stripes (neither left/right nor on top/below)
In case of 2. there will be stripes (either on the left/right or on top/below)

If you are displaying the picture in any program without distortion, it's the same.
The program has an area, where it displays the picture (in general the program-window without title-bar, menu-bar(s), status-bars, ...).
Think of this area as the "screen" (of the program) so there will be stripes or not depending on the fact that either the aspect ratio of the picture matches the aspect-ratio of the displaying area (the "screen" of the program) or not (see above).

It's the same with YoWindow.

The reason why the default landscape is always displayed full-screen is that this landscape is no photo but a flash-generated picture which is scaled the right way (without distortion) automatically by some programming-code.

That's all.

[Culumunimbus]

nope now the lines are on top and bottom. my screen resolution is 1366 x 768 but that pic didnt even look right back ground was black.

I set the Ikarus1969 picture from "NewYork The Statue of Liberty" in your resolution of 1366x768, so now it's have to fit without black borders.

[kaos]

its a big no. i already set them to my resolution. tried yours as well . still black bars in the program.

when the screen is full i made one at 1700 x 730 and it fills now. but when its a smaller screen. it still has black bars. making it in my resolution does nothing but black bars in both cases.

[k8lnsmom]

All I have on my screen is the sky.......no ground. Sohow do I fix this ?
Thank you