On 12/22/2022 3:04 PM, Paul B Mahol wrote:
On 12/22/22, Carl Zwanzig wrote:
While ffmpeg is quite useful, there are better free players than ffplay*
(often built on the ffmpeg libs). And for some purposes, there are better
open-source info tools than ffprobe.
(Note the use of "for some
Ferdi Scholten (12022-12-23):
> Start ffplay with the -noborder option
Starting ffplay with -noborder causes the window to not be resizable at
all. It does enforce the window keeps its aspect ratio, but only to the
amount that amputating your leg would get you rid of a plantar wart.
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On 22-12-2022 20:22, Dave Blanchard wrote:
Is there an option which fixes the ffplay window to the video dimension when
resizing? I really don't understand why anyone would desire the default
behavior of scaling the video to fit the smallest dimension, leaving black bars
on either side.
On 12/22/22, Carl Zwanzig wrote:
>
> While ffmpeg is quite useful, there are better free players than ffplay*
> (often built on the ffmpeg libs). And for some purposes, there are better
> open-source info tools than ffprobe.
That is doubtful, citation needed.
You are still trying to be truth
While ffmpeg is quite useful, there are better free players than ffplay*
(often built on the ffmpeg libs). And for some purposes, there are better
open-source info tools than ffprobe.
*from the doc- "It is mostly used as a testbed for the various FFmpeg APIs."
I hadn't noticed mplayer
On 12/22/22 14:51, Dave Blanchard wrote:
On Thu, 22 Dec 2022 13:43:55 -0600
Rick Keniuk wrote:
When watching 4:3 aspect and you don't want stuff missing. Thats a good
reason for the black bars.
I mean when displaying video in a window, not fullscreen. Of course you would
want the bars in
On Thu, 22 Dec 2022 13:43:55 -0600
Rick Keniuk wrote:
> When watching 4:3 aspect and you don't want stuff missing. Thats a good
> reason for the black bars.
I mean when displaying video in a window, not fullscreen. Of course you would
want the bars in fullscreen mode, or if maximized. I don't
When watching 4:3 aspect and you don't want stuff missing. Thats a good
reason for the black bars.
On Thu, Dec 22, 2022, 1:21 PM Dave Blanchard wrote:
> Is there an option which fixes the ffplay window to the video dimension
> when resizing? I really don't understand why anyone would desire
Is there an option which fixes the ffplay window to the video dimension when
resizing? I really don't understand why anyone would desire the default
behavior of scaling the video to fit the smallest dimension, leaving black bars
on either side. Thanks.
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Dave Blanchard
