How to control the output video window size in command-line?
Posted: 05 Feb 2015 02:06
Hi,
I've tried the following command-line command in my Windows 7 machine:
vlc.exe --no-embedded-video --width=<integer> --height=<integer> --video-x=<integer> --video-y=<integer> video.mp4;
By the above command, I can control the Position of the pop-up video window. But I can NOT control the size of the video window. It looked like the size of the pop-up video output window is always the same as the size(or resolution) of the input video (1920X1080 in my case) and it didn't matter what width/height values that I entered.
How can I invoke the SW scaler and also specify the size of the pop-up video output window?
Thanks,
DerekW
I've tried the following command-line command in my Windows 7 machine:
vlc.exe --no-embedded-video --width=<integer> --height=<integer> --video-x=<integer> --video-y=<integer> video.mp4;
By the above command, I can control the Position of the pop-up video window. But I can NOT control the size of the video window. It looked like the size of the pop-up video output window is always the same as the size(or resolution) of the input video (1920X1080 in my case) and it didn't matter what width/height values that I entered.
How can I invoke the SW scaler and also specify the size of the pop-up video output window?
Thanks,
DerekW