SmartSDR "Retina" ready?

N8KWX

I am running a Mac with Windows 10 under BootCamp.  My display is "retina" -- 4096x2304 @ 21.5 inches.

Windows 10 runs great with the 200% UI scaling turned on.  "Retina" mode for us Mac users...

Does SmartSDR work well in this configuration?   I am hoping the panadapter in particular will take advantage of my display.

Ken Hansen

So, to be clear, you are asking about running SmartSDR under Windows 10 on a 4K display, right? You should be fine, but to be honest why haven't you just tried it? The download is free, what's the worst that could happen?

EA4GLI

Yes, SmartSDR can handle 4k and it is glorious!

Now, my personal experience is Ultra High Definition (UHD) which falls a tiny bit short of TRUE 4K or DCI 4K.
UHD is 3840x2160 while DCI 4K is 4096x2160 and therefor the 4K terminology.

"Retina" is a marketing buzzword from Apple and it mostly refers to Pixel density. Apple: "Retina Display is a screen with a pixel density high enough that individual pixels can no longer be discerned by the human eye when the device is held at a normal viewing distance. " 
As an example the 9.7 inch iPad pro has a resolution of 2048x1536 which yields a 264 PPI, coincidentally the same PPI of the 12.9 inch iPad Pro with a resolution of 2732x2048. Neither of those resolutions are close to 4k but given the size of the screen and viewing distance they are superb to the **** eye.