Jason Tackaberry wrote: > On Sun, 2007-02-04 at 11:27 +0100, Dirk Meyer wrote: >> OK, it is not a bug in xine, it is a bug in the video. The video is >> 960x544 which results on a 1360x768 display to 1355x768. This explains >> the problem. But it would be nice to do some auto scaling for such >> videos (that could be turned off). If we are off to fullscreen by less >> than x pixel, scale to make it fit. Tack: do you think you could add >> this? > > So you're suggesting to scale it by some small value in order to make it > fullscreen, but effectively break its aspect ratio (by some small > value)? > > I think it'd be better to crop by x on the other axis. This way you can > have it fill the screen but not break the aspect ratio, and x is > presumably fairly small anyway, so you shouldn't lose much.
I can live with that, too. x would be about 4 pixel in my scenario.
> But this seems like one of those implement-later features. :)
Since now we use kaa.popcorn in freevo, such a feature would be nice
to have now :)
Dischi
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