Controls only partly shown in full (2nd) screen

[orioren]

Originally Posted by orioren

I own 2 monitor:
1.phlips 4:3
2.lg full HD 47' 16:9

I like to work on clone mode and I can set 2 deferent resolution to my screens so every time I watch a movie I change my screen resolution to 1920:1080. ...

But from some reason when I’m in 1920X1080 60 Hz I can’t see the down part of the screen it just outside the picture.
And then I can’t control the time of the movie, I can’t move to accretion time cause I can’t see the with stripe where you move forward only the buttons above it.
Thanks in advance
And sorry for my English

[BSPeter]

I assume this concerns full screen mode.
Is there any difference if you depress [5]-key on numeric keyboard?
And if you depress [M]-key for movie-mode? (Press [num-5]-key to undo.)
It could also be an option to use BS.Player's 'pan scan' possibilities.
E.g. use [-] and [+] keys on numeric keypad to adjust screen (again [num-5] to reset].

Is this an old issue (which you also had before, i.e. when you changed resolution manually) or is it a new issue (connected with one of the two BS.Player's features as mentioned by me; if so which one).
If it is an old issue then it has nothing to do with the original topic of this post (in which case I will split this thread edit: meanwhile done).

However, I'm wondering if this isn't more a question for Nvidia or ATI forums. I don't know, but I understand you can set two different resolutions for your two screens in clone mode. But does this necessarily mean you can also set different screen ratios? I would think the picture on the 'clone-screen' (I assume it is the 16:9 ?) will actually have the same ratio as on the primary screen (I assume it is the 4:3 ?), in which case it wouldn't surprise me that you would indeed have to scroll on the 'clone-screen' to see the whole picture.
(Possible related threads:
http://forum.bsplayer.com/answered-solved-questions/9430-play-tv-independently-computer.html#post36518
http://forum.bsplayer.com/answered-solved-questions/9111-full-screen-second-monitor.html#post34906)

[orioren]

It was before (when I change the resolution manually), and the ratio of the movie is fine the problem is only with the bsplayer control panel in the bottom of the screen and a part of it I can’t see.
With vlc player I had the same problem and I could just move the control panel to any place I want on the screen.
It’s like the screen is a bit bigger then 1920X1080 and I can’t see the edges it doesn’t interfere with the movie because it’s very small part from the edges but I can’t control the movie because only a part of the control panel is missing.
Do you have any ideas?
Thanks for the help
Ori Oren

[BSPeter]

Did you try this?

Originally Posted by BSPeter

It could also be an option to use BS.Player's 'pan scan' possibilities.
E.g. use [-] and [+] keys on numeric keypad to adjust screen (again [num-5] to reset].

Note Pan-Scan settings can be made to be remembered under
(rightclick > Options > Video [General]: "Remember Pan-Scan settings")
This possibility will probably not offer a solution as your problem is not a BS.Player's issue, but one concerning your videocard and its settings!

I also don't think that moving up moviescreen helps?

Summary of the default shortcut keys on numeric keyboard in full screen mode:
+/-      Pan-Scan in/out movie (keeping it centered)
4,6,8,2  Move picture left, right, up, down
5        Reset
(actually these are only some of the shortcutkeys available)

Perhaps another option (which could work for you) would be to use another skin or adapt your skin so that the controlpanel doesn't only appear at the bottom ot the screen when you place your mousepointer there, but also at the top of the screen when your mousepointer is placed there:
http://forum.bsplayer.com/bs-player-...html#post36756 (<< click here)
What skin do you actually use for BS.Players controlpanel?

Finally you always have the option (and the most simple 'solution') to 'unhide' BS.Players primary control-window by depressing [H]-key. Did you try that already? (Actually [H]-key is a toggle key or on/off-switch.)

Let us know.