Hello geokr,

I don't believe Wave Editor has the ability to scale itself based on display settings, but AudioDirector should.

Please look at these UHD monitor screenshots and compare them to with what you see on your display

Wave Editior

ADR7 - UHD

ADR9 - UHD

PDR15 - UHD

PDR17 - UHD

My monitor is set to 3840x2160 with text scaling se to 175%

PIX PIX YouTube channel

Thanks for the prompt reply! This is exactly what I'm seeing in all of my PD Suite apps, less so in PD but the Wave Editor and Audio Director are pretty much as you showed - unreadable. My monitor is set to the exact same setting as yours.

Quote Hello geokr,

I don't believe Wave Editor has the ability to scale itself based on display settings, but AudioDirector should.

Please look at these UHD monitor screenshots and compare them to with what you see on your display

Wave Editior

ADR7 - UHD

ADR9 - UHD

PDR15 - UHD

PDR17 - UHD

My monitor is set to 3840x2160 with text scaling se to 175%

PIX

I imagine that PIX has a workaround, and in the meantime you can try a new setting in Windows that may help (if you're running the Fall Creator's Update version of Win10).

Click on Start, Settings, System, Display, Advanced scaling settings and try turning on the Fix scaling for apps button:



You should close Wave Editor and any other apps before you make the change.

If that doesn't help, try entering a number like 125 in the Custom scaling box. You'll need to sign out and back on for the changes to take effect. Although there's a warning there, it's actually easy to turn off the scaling from that page later if it isn't what you want.

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