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<ed...@ta...> - 2003-01-16 00:53:32
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Hi, I have a problem and I believe most of you have the same problem. I have a 17 inch display and 1280x1200 resolution (or similar). I use Linux, and xine. And I'd like to use the Full Screen video mode. But Image gets jumpy when I do. Xine don't change screen's size, and my computer is not fast enough to show all the frames full 1280x1200 fast enough. So I have to use crtl+alt+- to make X Server zoom my desktop and then keep making the Xine screen large enough until I have a Xine window slighly bigger that the zoomed area, and then I put the zoom borders into that window. It is nasty compared with Windors Medla Plager, yet it is an important advatatge. Having the hability to maintain the X Server's Resolution gives Xine an important advantage. If someone decides to take an IMAX film and mpeg it full density so we can see unbelievable IMAX films on our computers. You'll be unable to do it with windors computers. So here is my solution. What if Xine, instead of zooming out to the XServer maximum Borders zooms out to the opened actual Zoomed area so we can adjust Xine with our computers velocity making the display zoom into with CTRL+alt++ and then zooming out Xine? I think this is pretty easy to be done, and XServer is full documented yet I'm not a good developer to do the job. Regards, Eduard Pertíñez PS: It would be great if Xine's left button click over the screen would make the zoom in-zoom-out function. Pretty usefull for touch screens. PS2: And finally, at the same time somebody hacks the zoom in, could you make the right click open the control window close to the mouse? Sometimes you zoom and you don't see the control into the zoomed area. |