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5th March 2005
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 Increase Height / Width Like in MediaPlayerClassic we have Numpad8 for Height Increase and numpad2 Decrease Numpad6 for Width Increase and Numpad4for Decrease. all i could find was video size 4:3, 16:9 and anamorphic ... but these dont suite my needs Thanks  |
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5th March 2005
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Hi! You can configure custom aspect ratios in BSplayer's settings. Got to "Preferences -> Vide -> General" at bottom you can see a box where you can set custom AR!! Another way to obtain a vertical/horizontal resize is by unchecking "keep aspect ratio" in the BSplayer's menu under Video section, and then drag the video borders with your mouse (this last metod will affect only the movie window in Normal mode, NOT in Fullscreen). Bye |
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5th March 2005
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In full screen you can use the following key-combinations of [Ctrl]-key together with a numeric key of the numeric key-pad: [Ctrl]/[2] : Free resize down [Ctrl]/[8] : Free resize up [Ctrl]/[4] : Free resize left [Ctrl]/[6] : Free resize right (of course unless you've redefined the default key definitions for this under (rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Key definitions & WinLIRC *) In combination with using the same numeric keys without [Ctrl] to just move the screen and perhaps also using i.a. pan-in/out ([+]/[-] on numeric key-board) and/or zoom-in/out ([Ctrl]/[Up] - [Ctrl]/[Down]) you can accomplish almost anything; just experiment a bit with all these different possibilities.  (*: Note there can be separate keydefinitions for Windowed mode and Full screen mode)
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7th March 2005
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cool that worked peter :) regards |
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7th March 2005
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Glad I was able to help you discover these features of BSPlayer!
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27th March 2005
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ROFL! :lol: :o ...anyway, BSplayer, even the latest, have there some shortfall. When you try to play typically HDTV movie, witch size is mostly bigger that your screen resolution (1920x1080), then BSplayer open the movie weirdly distorted - it lost the aspect ratio :oops:Maybe - and now we are on topic on suggestions - maybe when the size exceed the size of the screens, the playback window size should be set as 50% of original size? :roll: 960 x 540 is pretty acceptable size for window :P On fullscreen, there is for sure not anymore any problem so far :P
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27th March 2005
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@trodas Curious what happens if "Anamorphic" is selected under "Video">"Aspect ratio"? (Unfortunately I'm unable to experiment with a HDTV-movie myself)
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28th March 2005
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Aspect ratio go FUBAR then :lol:Look, like I say - aspect ration IS okay with the file(s), the problem is that their size exceed the size for screen, so things go wrong. Just hiting the fullscreen button or resize down to 50% - and aspect ratio is okay again :P
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