05-13-2024, 07:05 AM
Improvement of the proportions between textual elements and graphic objects on configuration screens is required when displaying an image on a 4K (2160p) resolution screen. Additionally, the layout of elements on such a screen needs adjustment. The issue of mismatched proportions between text and graphics is independent of font size selection in Preferences. To a lesser extent, this problem affects the display of the Preferences screen itself, while other elements such as library content, the current playlist, etc., are displayed correctly.
System menu, Normal font:
System menu, Larger font:
Bluetooth menu, Larger font:
The above images demonstrate that graphical controls are significantly smaller compared to the size of their text labels. Additionally, the widths of the labels are too narrow.
Preferences menu, Larger font:
On graphical controls, the font size is too large compared to the labels of these controls.
Library, Larger font:
Correct proportions of graphical elements and text fields.
The above pertains to LocalGUI, as displayed on a 42-inch 4K resolution television screen. In version 8.3x, the solution was to enforce Full HD resolution (1080p) along with aspect ratio adjustment to ensure that the displayed image covers the entire television screen.
System menu, Normal font:
System menu, Larger font:
Bluetooth menu, Larger font:
The above images demonstrate that graphical controls are significantly smaller compared to the size of their text labels. Additionally, the widths of the labels are too narrow.
Preferences menu, Larger font:
On graphical controls, the font size is too large compared to the labels of these controls.
Library, Larger font:
Correct proportions of graphical elements and text fields.
The above pertains to LocalGUI, as displayed on a 42-inch 4K resolution television screen. In version 8.3x, the solution was to enforce Full HD resolution (1080p) along with aspect ratio adjustment to ensure that the displayed image covers the entire television screen.
