This way the "Timeline" can be made wider. This will make it easier to scroll through the time-position as the slider's time has a higher resolution.
Transport Control in Full Screen Mode
Transport Control in Full Screen Mode
It would be nice to be able to resize the transport control when VLC is in full screen mode.
This way the "Timeline" can be made wider. This will make it easier to scroll through the time-position as the slider's time has a higher resolution.
This way the "Timeline" can be made wider. This will make it easier to scroll through the time-position as the slider's time has a higher resolution.
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Kewl
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Re: Transport Control in Full Screen Mode
YES! There are few posts over the years on that subject, but I can't seem to find a definitive answer on that.
Is it implemented? If so, how to enable it?
Is it implemented? If so, how to enable it?
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mederi
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Re: Transport Control in Full Screen Mode
There is already the "Dock fullscreen controller" button implemented in VLC.
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Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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Re: Transport Control in Full Screen Mode
We're reworking the controller for OSX
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