Hi all, When I play 4:3 dvds/divx files with "-fs -vo xv" on my 16:9 monitor, the output looks like 4:3 but with incorrectly stretched/centered/cropped video inside of the overlay. Using "-fs -vo sdl" with 4:3 movies on 16:9 gives me the same output as "-vo xv" + 'F', ie the 4:3 video gets stretched to fit the 16:9 and everyone looks fat. =) I guess that the sdl output code together with many other -vo alternatives ignores the aspect ratio of the monitor. Here are some questions: Q1: Is "-fs -vo xv" supposed to figure out and use the correct aspect ratio? Seems like a nice feature to me. Q2: If Q1 == yes, then why does my video output get cropped? The actual overlay that the movie plays in seems to be in 4:3 format, good. But a small piece of the movie is missing (right part), and I think that the movie is stretched wrong inside of the overlay x-wise. The video output is not centered either. Q3: If Q1 == yes, then why does pressing 'F' twice, give me a fullscreen with bad aspect ratio that fills up the entire screen (4:3 stretched out to 16:9)? Shouldn't that return the screen with the correct aspect ratio instead? Seems logical to me. This is the same behaviour as starting with "-vo xv" and then pressing 'F', ie aspect ratio ignored. Q4: If Q1 == yes, then maybe "-vo xv" and pressing 'F' should be the same as "-vo xv -fs"? Q5: If Q1 == yes, then aren't the left and right borders supposed to be black instead of invisible? These problems exists both in 0.90rc4 and in CVS HEAD. If anyone is interested I would be happy to help. Thanks. / magnus