Is there anyway to enlarge screesaver vertical height

I have one screen at 1920x1080 and another at 1080x1920 the screen saver fills the first screen and runs off into the second screen but the top part of the monitor in portrait mode still shows desktop. See Images

screensaver image
https://imgur.com/a/Z5w9TVw

desktop layout image
https://imgur.com/a/aPdwIoG

If this can be fixed I love the screensaver!!!!

Linked pages

• SpinCycles screensaver

Jeremy3 years agoWindows 10 x64, Google Chrome

4 replies

• Hello Jeremy,

  Thanks for posting to the message board. I've passed on your issue to the developer of the SpinCycles screensaver. Personally, I'm inclined to think most screensavers in our archive would have trouble filling both screens in this set-up.

  However, if the problem is mostly that the desktop still shows, and not that the screensaver doesn't fill the entire screen, then perhaps that's easier to resolve.

  I'll wait for a response from the developer and keep you posted.

  Rob (Screensavers Planet)3 years ago

• Thank you for the response!

  Jeremy j Kline3 years ago

• The developer has just responded with a possible solution:

  "The screen saver takes no account of the virtual desktop. In the Windows display settings, when you have multiple monitors you can position them on a virtual background. For example, you can stack the monitors vertically, put a gap between them, etc. This will mess up the screensaver. To fix the issue, make sure the monitors are arranged on the virtual desktop side by side and the tops level."

  

  Please let us know if that fixes it for you.

  Rob (Screensavers Planet)3 years ago

• The screensaver has now been updated to "allow monitors to be stacked vertically as well as horizontally. They still cannot be misaligned though."

  

  You might also like the Contrails screensaver, by the same author.

  Rob (Screensavers Planet)3 years ago

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