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I see a new 1.35 That fixes the displays, for me.

Traveler21, does "scale to fit" not look OK n your system? Which is what, BTW?

On focal (20.04) it looks like a scaling problem.
At "Actual" looks OK. Anything else is like yours.
edit: not exactly like yours, but messed up vertical. Not like the fuzzy ones.
Interestingly, "scale to fit" is also OK.

FWIW -
I did the same but on mysql, and it's working mostly fine.
I do one remote camera as in your http:; the rest are rstp:.
Looks like you have a buffer permissions problem.

Seems to me this could be done with a filter or two. Anyway, I noticed this, and am wondering if it's somehow part of the problem: 16/06/20 17:51:05.336453 zmaudit[24289].WAR [main:630] [Not found at /var/cache/zoneminder/HighResCamEvents/11/2020-06-16/8969 was found at /var/cache/zoneminder/HighRes...

options-->system-->run audit checked? Try unchecking it.
Also check if you have a chron job running it?

As it happened, you were and are on the latest build, hence no change.

Look here: https://launchpad.net/~iconnor/+ppa-packages

Environment?
"...zoneminder has updated a few times." Yes. what are you on?
It's working for me on ubuntu 18.04 zm 1.35.4~20200515115321-bionic

You fixed it.

Bummer. Sorry.

Isaac - The the error report is gone, but there is no list of recent events, either...just the column names. I initially had the looping refresh mentioned elsewhere, and a new install fixed that. Installed the easy way script for ubuntu 18.04, except changed the ppa to master, so no update. From the...

Based on what you say, it should be still on 1.34. What's your PPA say? I think the download should just fail even if it said 1.35. BTW, I also was seeing the refresh thing when I went to 1.35.3~20200511094749-bionic, A new install (fresh) made it normal. Sorry, I don't know how you could downgrade....

Look at the top of this page - announcements. 1.35 is development, and a bit broken at the moment.

Remember, 1.35 master is development.
I believe 1.34.11 is latest RELEASE.

That's on ubuntu 18.04, in case it matters.