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#992 mplayer fullscreen

future release
closed-fixed
5
2016-07-30
2010-11-14
No

I am using mplayer and having trouble when opening films on the exact resolution at I am.
My screen is in 1920x1080, I can open any movie, go fullscreen, no problem, but when i open an 1080p movie the titlebar remains or it will just go green where the titlebar should be.

Mplayer version: 1.0_rc4_p20101114
Fluxbox version: 1.1.1-r2
xorg-server version: 1.9.1

Discussion

  • Mathias Gumz

    Mathias Gumz - 2013-02-18

    i can't see how this is a problem of fluxbox: it's not like that fluxbox renders the movie or does in any way create the pixels INSIDE the window.

     
  • Mathias Gumz

    Mathias Gumz - 2013-02-18
    • status: open --> pending-wont-fix
    • assigned_to: Mathias Gumz
     
  • Georg Lukas

    Georg Lukas - 2015-01-06

    Just to let you know: this problem still exists in 1.3.6.

    Also, I fear it does have to do with the windowmanager, as the decorations are not removed but instead partially rendered at the top when going fullscreen. What I can see on my device is that only the parts of the decoration that were visible before going full screen are drawn, and other windows/the desktop "shines through" where the decoration was not drawn (screenshot attached).

     
  • Mathias Gumz

    Mathias Gumz - 2015-01-06
    • status: pending-wont-fix --> open
    • Group: v1.3.5 --> future release
     
  • Mathias Gumz

    Mathias Gumz - 2015-01-07

    ok, the -vo xv option triggers the behavior. changing focus back/forth to mplayer before fullscreen seems to prevent it. the following -vo options seem to not trigger the issue:

    gl3 OpenGL 3.x
    gl OpenGL
    gl_nosw OpenGL no software rendering
    x11 X11 ( XImage/Shm )
    sdl SDL YUV/RGB/BGR renderer (SDL v1.1.7+ only!)

     
  • Thomas Luebking

    Thomas Luebking - 2016-07-23
    • status: open --> pending-accepted
     
  • Mathias Gumz

    Mathias Gumz - 2016-07-30
    • status: pending-accepted --> closed-fixed
    • assigned_to: Mathias Gumz --> Thomas Luebking
     

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