Duncan Webb wrote: >> Duncan Webb wrote: >> >>> John Molohan wrote: >>> >>> >>>> John Molohan wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>> Duncan Webb wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> In the current svn version of freevo there is a new setting for the >>>>>> image viewer IMAGEVIEWER_ASPECT which can be set as per instructions >>>>>> in >>>>>> local_conf.py.example for 16x9 TVs. This should display the images at >>>>>> the correct size. Also works for 4x3 TVs >>>>>> >>>>>> I'm a bit concerned that these changes may break something else so if >>>>>> any one has interest and the time please can they check it out. >>>>>> >>>>>> Cheers, >>>>>> Duncan >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> Looks great on my widescreen on a matrox g400. My thumbnails still >>>>> look >>>>> wrong but I'm running freevo cache now and hoping that will solve it. >>>>> >>>>> John >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Seems to do some funny resizing/positioning when I rotate or zoom >>>> sometimes. >>>> >>>> >>> It was rather bad, should be fixed in svn now. >>> >>> >> Much better but still when I open an image initially it's displayed >> centred in the right half of the screen so to speak. As soon as I rotate >> or zoom in (and back out) it's perfectly centred. >> > > Any thing special about the image, does it have exif data that says it is > rotated? > I think so but haven't double checked. Pressing d gives me some exif info but not the rotation, I'll have to look at the files. > Does it happen to all images? > I just double checked and this is the behaviour I see: If I open an image it displays perfectly centred. If I close it and open the next again it's perfect. If I keep one open then use UP/DOWN to scroll to the next one then the next image is displayed centred in the right half of the screen. If I press 0 they jump back to the middle of the screen. Tested with geexbox, panorama and info. I have a g400 on directfb with overscan set if it makes any difference. > Funny as this doesn't happen to me, don't see why this should happen, either. > > Also it's interesting that when freevo icons are displayed a bit too wide > you don't notice but with faces and people it's quite noticeable. > Sure is. I've moved on to an LCD from a CRT so I'll be ditching the g400 tv-out soon. Although the quality was great I was never happy with my resolution settings, overscan, parts of image missing etc. > >>> I'm not quite sure about the zooming buttons on my TV they are reversed >>> but on the PC they are correct. This may only be when >>> IMAGEVIEWER_REVERSED_IMAGES is set. >>> >>> BTW which skin are you using, geexbox? >>> >>> >> Yep. >> > > Are the images, correctly scaled on the TV and not too wide? > They look perfect from what I can tell. > >>> I may have changed the aspect ratio of other images for 16x9 TVs and >>> broken the Panorama skin a bit. But I'm not sure as it is difficult to >>> see the difference with a change of 1.0333333 (the pixel width of a TV >>> pixel) >>> > > Cheers > Duncan > John
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