[MPlayer-users] Scaling problems on Windows

[Robert Jenks]

> On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 08:39:42 -0500
> Robert Jenks <rjenks at animefest.org> wrote:
>
>> I just tried:
>>
>> -vf dsize=480:360:-1
>> -vf dsize=480:360:0
>> -vf dsize=480:360:1
>> -vf dsize=480:360:2
>> -vf dsize=480:360:3
>>
>> They all did the same thing.
>
> Err...  Those option don't do the same thing at all, not by a long shot,
> so I don't know how or why you could get the same results from all of
> them.

They did the same thing.  After reading your message I thought maybe this
was because of what you send about conflicting options... however...

>> C:\>mplayer -noborder -slave -osdlevel 0 -zoom -geometry 640:135 -vf
>> dsize=480:360:2 preview.avi
>
> Why in the world are you including all that junk?  Do you really want
> conflicting options to fight it out, and see which wins?

I'm assuming, by this comment that -zoom conflicts with -vf dsize?   In
the end, I need '-noborder' and I need '-geometry 640:135' to position the
window in the correct place.

I tried again with JUST:

C:\>mplayer -vf dsize=480:360:-1 preview.avi
C:\>mplayer -vf dsize=480:360:0 preview.avi
C:\>mplayer -vf dsize=480:360:1 preview.avi
C:\>mplayer -vf dsize=480:360:2 preview.avi
C:\>mplayer -vf dsize=480:360:3 preview.avi

' and still got the same results.  It claimed it was displaying 480x360,
but it was really 560x360.

-Robert