Hi.
Reporting a bug. Have posted this before in OCT 23 but no response or fix.
I have 2 screens a 1440p and 4k one.
I leave my TeamSpeak window on my 4k one. but ever time I close and open TeamSpeak it gets bigger.
I think its probably saving pixels or percentage of windows size in comparison to one screen even though its on the other one.
Can provide a screen recording if needed.
There seems to be a problem with the sizing of the TeamSpeak client when not using 100% screen scaling in Windows 11. I have my 4K monitors set to 150% scaling, and each time I open TeamSpeak, the client gets progressively larger. This issue does not occur with other programs.
situation: 32’ 4K monitor with 125% DPI scale is main display + 27’ QHD monitor with 100% DPI scale is secondary/side display. when using TS6 client on the high-DPI monitor, closing and reopening the app remembers its size and position… when using TS6 client on the secondary/ side monitor, it remembers its position, but the size it saves is calculated as if the monitor is also DPI scaled (it probably saves the DPI of the main monitor and not the monitor it is displayed on…). when reopening, it opens on the side monitor on the right place, but the size is recalculated, as if the last time there was the 125% dpi… that means, that over time, the application opens smaller and smaller and smaller… it is absolutely anoying :o) … when using bigger DPI scale (150% 175% 200%) it gets smaller faster with each step. this affects the windows client only. i also use the linux client but on linux it works as expected…
In a multi-monitor setup with mixed display scaling (125% on the center monitor, 100% on the left/right monitors), the TeamSpeak 6 window becomes slightly smaller after each close and restart if it was last positioned on a 100% scaling monitor. This does not happen when last used on the 125% monitor, and does not occur if all monitors are set to 100% scaling. TeamSpeak 3 is not affected.
I have the same monitor set-up. The client opens in the same position consistently, but resets to an unnecessarily large size on boot. I never had this issue with Ts3 and I don’t have this issue with any other application or window.