Hello,
I am very happy with xine and VDR, I have a little feature request : lots of channels are broadcasted with lots of black borders which I get ride of with xine z,alt-z and ctrl-z but that leave a problem with the OSD being streched and having big parts not visible anymore.
Off course I could use X11 overlay, but the result is not that nice...
Have I missunderstood some xine/VDR options ?
Hi,
Gregoire Favre wrote:
I am very happy with xine and VDR, I have a little feature request : lots of channels are broadcasted with lots of black borders which I get ride of with xine z,alt-z and ctrl-z but that leave a problem with the OSD being streched and having big parts not visible anymore.
Off course I could use X11 overlay, but the result is not that nice...
Have I missunderstood some xine/VDR options ?
No. I've just discoverd this feature and will try to address it in vdr-xine.
Bye.
On Mon, 2005-07-11 at 23:37 +0200, Reinhard Nissl wrote:
Hi,
Gregoire Favre wrote:
I am very happy with xine and VDR, I have a little feature request : lots of channels are broadcasted with lots of black borders which I get ride of with xine z,alt-z and ctrl-z but that leave a problem with the OSD being streched and having big parts not visible anymore.
Off course I could use X11 overlay, but the result is not that nice...
Have I missunderstood some xine/VDR options ?
No. I've just discoverd this feature and will try to address it in vdr-xine.
I'm seeing the height of the OSD change depending on whether the stream is 16:9 or 4:3. The MANUAL file makes me think that this shouldn't happen if I use '--post vdr' with xine. I'm still seeing it, though. Should I be? Is this the same issue?
Cheers,
Laz
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