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cannot disable fullscreen

Posted: 10 Jul 2007 19:28
by sstrobl
Hi

I'm new to vlc so please forgive any silly questions.
I installed vlc on a openSUSE 10.2 sucessfuly. I'm also able to open a rtsp MPEG4 stream in a tty.
My problem is that the command line options for scaling and positioning (I tried --width, --height, --zoom, --video-x/y) do not have any affect, i.e. the display is always zoomed to be fullscreen.
The transformation didn't work neither at first but then i figured I have to enable the video tranformation in .vlc/vlcrc by unhashing "vout-filter=transform" so I guess I'm only missing some other switch to make the scaling work. I didn't find any hint neither here nor via a google search though.

Any help is appreciated.
BR
Stefan Strobl

Re: cannot disable fullscreen

Posted: 10 Jul 2007 19:52
by sstrobl
Hi
one more note. The "--zoom" command line option works for me under X but not in a text console!
Thanks Stefan.

Re: cannot disable fullscreen

Posted: 10 Jul 2007 23:06
by xtophe
the directfb video output module doesn't implement zoom, width, height, ....

Re: cannot disable fullscreen

Posted: 11 Jul 2007 09:36
by sstrobl
the directfb video output module doesn't implement zoom, width, height, ....
ok thanks.

Re: cannot disable fullscreen

Posted: 11 Jul 2007 11:38
by dionoea
Of course patches are welcome :)