I ask because the only way the size of a marquee OSD stays the size you want it is to play only one resolution video. If you play a higher or lower resolution video the marquee, because it is set in pixels, gets much too small to read, or much too large and blocks the video depending on the resolution of the file that is played at any given time.
So there must be a way to make the marquee a relative size to the screen/video. IE: Size = X% of screen at bottom-right, top-left or whatever position you have it at.?
I found this bit of code somewhere on the net with someone I believe scripting the marquee to change relative to the size of the video.. maybe it could spur some insight on an easy way to make this happen. A script that changes the marquee size based on video resolution -- Or any other options I just haven't come across to make it stay the same size.
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setupMarquee: function(x,y)
{
//try{
//this.vlc.video.marquee.size = 24;
this.vlc.video.marquee.size = Math.max(Math.floor(this.vlc.video.width / 38), 12);
//this.vlc.video.marquee.position = 8;
//this.vlc.video.marquee.opacity = 200;
this.vlc.video.marquee.refresh = 100;
this.vlc.video.marquee.timeout = 0;
if(x && y)
{
this.vlc.video.marquee.x = Math.floor(x);
this.vlc.video.marquee.y = Math.floor(y);
}
else
{
this.vlc.video.marquee.x = 65;
this.vlc.video.marquee.y = Math.floor(myvlc.vlc.video.height - (myvlc.vlc.video.width/34) - 45);
}
this.vlc.video.marquee.disable();
this.vlc.video.marquee.enable();
//vlc.video.marquee.color = 0;
//}catch(e){console.log(e);}
},
Thanks,
