[MPlayer-users] How to output video to TV fullscreen (display overlay)?
Phillip Pi
philpi at apu.edu
Sat Jan 4 22:06:27 CET 2003
> >>I used: gmplayer -xineramascreen 1 -fs finding_nemo-tlr1_fs.mov ...
> >For testing purposes, I would use mplayer. Probably not the problem,
> >though.
>
> OK. I just read another poster's post that his doesn't do fullscreen with
> GUI player. I will try regular player.
I tried it (mplayer -xineramascreen 1 -fs finding_nemo-tlr1_fs.mov). Both
monitor and TV went fullscreen, but I didn't want my monitor to go
fullscreen. I only wanted the TV so I can use the computer to work on
stuff during the video playback. Also, the TV doesn't show the whole
video (3/4th of it only shows). It cropped part of it.
> >>The TV doesn't show Finding Nemo trailer in full screen. I still see
> >>it as if it was a cloned desktop.
>
> >I'm not sure, if I understand what your screens look like.
> >Do you have the same (cloned?) picture on TV and monitor?
>
> Yep when I use TwinView.
>
>
> >Are you just annoyed by black borders on your TV or does MPlayer
> >really not use all of the desktop space?
>
> It didn't go fullscreen/wide screen on the TV. Basically, I still saw my
> parts of desktop. Let me try mplayer command first (do it in a few
> hours). :)
I don't care about the black borders. I do prefer the widescreen version
if the video is in widescreen mode. I basically want the video to fit on
my TV.
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