My application shortcut is:
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vlc --open=/home/charles/channels.conf --video-on-top --zoom=0.5 --qt-minimal-view
Isn't that odd?
The "zoom" argument doesn't seem to work anymore
The "zoom" argument doesn't seem to work anymore
Hello,
My application shortcut is:
And the "zoom" argument doesn't seem to work. The funny thing is that when I right-click the video and go to "Video » Zoom", menu entry "1:2 Half" is already selected. But if I click it, the video is reduced by half
Isn't that odd?
My application shortcut is:
Isn't that odd?
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Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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Re: The "zoom" argument doesn't seem to work anymore
VLC version?
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carlilelance
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Re: The "zoom" argument doesn't seem to work anymore
I have the same problem on VLC 1.1.6
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carlilelance
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Re: The "zoom" argument doesn't seem to work anymore
I found out why. You have to set autoscale off first: --no-autoscale. By default it is on.
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