Rats.

I was hoping you would get to the bottom of this! You seemed so close. I 
have the same issue, I have a plug-in that launches several different 
apps, and I experimented with launching KDE so I could have a full 
desktop to work from on the TV if needed (surprising how often it is 
useful).

However I then have to completely re-start freevo / X because of exactly 
the same issue, freevo comes back fine but subsequent video plays in a 
small window rather than full screen.

If I get some time I will dig some more later, as I would love this to 
work properly. I guess the key will be to get the window manager to not 
change the DPI (or failing that, to have a post run that could set the 
DPI correctly back again).

I wonder if anyone on the list knows how to query and set the current X DPI?


On 02/10/2010 06:14 AM, Paul Sijben wrote:
> OK I have given up on this.As soon as you start up a window manager it
> changes the DPI of the screen to (a) something that is wrong for firefox
> &  thunderbird and (b) does not set it back so the video playback is
> shrunken.
>
> Since one needs a keyboard to enter urls and emails, I opted to run the
> apps on a different virtual terminal.
>
> On 09-02-10 16:54, Paul Sijben wrote:
>    
>> Ok progress report. I found the issue originates in the DPI.
>> Unfortunately tweaking the DPI in xorg.conf makes firefox behave right
>> but makes the video playback scaled way back.
>>
>> So I am now looking at how to tell firefox&  thunderbird to ignore the
>> X11 dpi and substitute my own...
>>
>> On 08-02-10 20:06, Paul Sijben wrote:
>>
>>      
>>> I was very happy with my comannd fxd files (based on the example on the
>>> size) for firefox and mozilla on my 1360x768 tv until I moved my setup
>>> to automatically start freevo on bootup.
>>>
>>> Now Firefox starts without window manager and in a very low resolution.
>>>
>>> Does anyone have a setup like this that works, if so can you please
>>> share the fxd file?
>>>
>>> Paul
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>        
>>
>>      
>    


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