Hi!
Currently, "--maximize" or "M" while playing maximizes the movie in the way
that the full movie fits on the screen. However, sometimes a badly encoded
file will have black bars on top and bottom, and maximize will result in a
black border. Especially on wide screens this would happen often.
Having horizontal (movie width = screen width, keep aspect ratio) and
vertical (movie height = screen height, keep aspect ratio) allignment would
solve that problem.
Vertical alignment also comes handy when you want real fullscreen (no black
borders on top and bottom). This is nice on small screens. (It's pretty much
the same what is done on TV sometime, just chop off right and left parts of
the movie and use the full screen)
I've written a small perl script that does that (uses the -size command line
option), but I think it really should be natively supported in the official
avifile package. The "V" and "H" keys are not used now, it would be nice to
use them for this feature.
Thank you,
Roland
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