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Any way to add fullscreen controls?

Posted: 03 Dec 2006 02:28
by baddox
This could probably be answered in some FAQ page (if there is one, just direct me to it), but I'm wondering if there's any way to add controls to VLC while watching in fullscreen, similar to how Windows Media player has popup controls at the bottom. Thanks a lot.

Posted: 03 Dec 2006 12:42
by daz2712
I want to know something similar as well.

If I'm watching a film in full-screen mode,is there any way to have the scroll bar pop-up when I put the mouse pointer to the bottom of the screen,like in Media Player Classic?
I know its a bit silly but its a pain having to double-click to reduce the screen to get the scroll bar.

Can anyone help?

Posted: 04 Dec 2006 01:03
by DJ
Press the "i" key. Preferably in the non embedded mode for the wxWidgets interface.

or

Preferences, Interface, "Show interface with mouse" then press Save and close the player. Moving the mouse to the top of the screen will show the interface. Preferences, Interface, Main interfaces, wxWidgets turn off "Embedded video in interface" then press Save and close the player. Make a new shortcut for VLC with nothing (no options) after VLC.EXE

Posted: 05 Dec 2006 08:38
by Gwai
This makes the interface popout of the the embedded, anyway to keep the embedded and have the scrollbar pop up in full screen?

Posted: 05 Dec 2006 08:54
by baddox
Thanks for that tip DJ, that's pretty much what I was looking for. But Gwai's right, the feature seems a bit clunky/buggy. The interface pops up as the same size/shape/location as the video was before you made it fullscreen. Also, if you actually click in the interface to use it, it won't disappear again unless you click on the fullscreen vid in the background. I wish there were just a way to have a slim, full-width progress bar and basic playback buttons pop up when you moved your mouse to the top (or bottom, as in WMP and MPC).

Posted: 05 Dec 2006 10:03
by DJ
Press "t"

or

Use the non embedded wxWidgets and a new shortcut with nothing (no options) after VLC.EXE