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To let you know if you're laying out on Nuget, it's a good idea to lay out the builds for all versions of the platform. After the installation on net 4.0, I stumbled with a non-working solution (

The interface becomes a picture? But my container is video control

Adding this nuget package to a .NET Core project requires using .NET Framework instead of .NET Core.

This will continue to become a worse problem as more apps move off of .NET Framework 4.X

I have the following attribute specified in my project that utilizes WindowsFormsHost:
[assembly: System.Windows.Media.DisableDpiAwareness]
Which disables DpiAwareness and draws the screen as if it was unscaled (ex: 3840 × 2160 is drawn as if it was 1920 × 1080). I have this attribute applied because the screens are were designed prior to WinForms DPI Awareness features came about and the controls get all scrambled on screen without it.

However when I set FixAirspace=true the displayed image is 200% of the intended size. I assume that this is because while the drawn size is 1920 × 1080 the actual number of pixels to produce the image is 200% of that. Ergo, the image display is 200% of the intended size.

To reproduce you can set the Scaling factor in Display settings to something higher than 100% and watch it.