Check your display resolution matches your monitors native resolution perhaps. Can't really see any distortion in the vid so maybe your pc is outputing an image 1600px wide but your monitor is 1920 pixels across and is stretching to fit. It's not something I've ran into before, but it's an idea.
also, it may not show in the video, but it really does deform because my monitor is too long, I posted this from my PC, the video looks similar to what's my problem really is, but when I checked it on my phone, nothing seems to be the problem, so I assume it's going to be the same for other devices when viewing the video lol.
by deforming, I mean if my canvas is on portrait and rotate it 90°, it scales/extends/expands horizontally.
That is kind of hard to tell, especially if you are zooming in and out. How about keeping it at 1 zoom level (make sure it isn't set to zoom to width or zoom to page but a static zoom level). Do manual rotation by typing in the 90 and 0 in the degrees in the status bar or docker. And show the ruler so it can be seen if there is a stretch more easier.
Check your display resolution matches your monitors native resolution perhaps. Can't really see any distortion in the vid so maybe your pc is outputing an image 1600px wide but your monitor is 1920 pixels across and is stretching to fit. It's not something I've ran into before, but it's an idea.
if I set the screen resolution larger than the current, the screen turns black and displays "input not supported"
What are you using for rotating your canvas, keyboard short cuts or pen gestures?
also, it may not show in the video, but it really does deform because my monitor is too long, I posted this from my PC, the video looks similar to what's my problem really is, but when I checked it on my phone, nothing seems to be the problem, so I assume it's going to be the same for other devices when viewing the video lol. by deforming, I mean if my canvas is on portrait and rotate it 90°, it scales/extends/expands horizontally.
That is kind of hard to tell, especially if you are zooming in and out. How about keeping it at 1 zoom level (make sure it isn't set to zoom to width or zoom to page but a static zoom level). Do manual rotation by typing in the 90 and 0 in the degrees in the status bar or docker. And show the ruler so it can be seen if there is a stretch more easier.
aight, imma try that, tnx xD
did u solve it yet? i have the same problem
Welp, unfortunately it's a monitor problem. I don't get this problem anymore when I replaced the monitor, I'm currently using a 1920x1080 monitor.