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Re: [xine-user] xine fullscreen on cloned nvidia TwinView TV
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From: Marco S. <mar...@li...> - 2003-01-28 09:58:27
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I see ... I use gnome, so I didn't realize your problem, sorry ...
Good luck ...
Marco Solari
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Petr Stehlik=20
To: xin...@li...=20
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 11:36 AM
Subject: Re: [xine-user] xine fullscreen on cloned nvidia TwinView TV
On =DAt, 2003-01-28 at 08:51, Marco Solari wrote:
> > $ xine --geometry 800x600 --borderless
> =20
> sounds great but it doesn't hide the top and bottom menu =
bars.
> For that
> I'd need to enable the fullscreen option (which does hide
> them).
> =20
> Well, it does hide everything on the TV screen (which is
> 800x600) ... On your desktop (if it's more than 800x600 ...)
> you'll see the gui and what's outside the top-left 800x600
> area ...=20
The desktop is naturally more than 800x600 but since the second head =
is
cloned the toplevel corner (0,0) is common and so the top menubar is
visible on TV. The xine's window starts at (0,20) and cannot replace =
the
top menubar.
Maybe if I wasn't using the top menubar your described --geometry =
trick
would work properly but Metacity simply offers the top menubar and I =
got
used to that (I don't even know where to disable it and if it's =
possible
to disable the top level menu at all).
A simple solution would be the switch to fullscreen at defined
resolution.
Even better solution could be to configure the second head with TV as
"RightOf", disable Xinerama, hide the second head from regular X11 and
teach xine to use the hidden second head. But then SDL games would not
run on TV, I am afraid :-)
Petr
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