Re: [Freevo-users] resolution while playing

2007-09-25 Thread Robert Winder
Hugo,

You might want to add a modeline in xorg.conf like

ModeLine 768x576 50.00  768  832  846 1000   576  590  595  630

in the Monitor section to see if the nvidia driver picks that up.

And as an aspect helper for xine you may add the line

# Set for 4:3 display
DisplaySize 300 225

for standard definitions. Again you put these line in the monitor section

/Robert

On Sunday, September 23, 2007, 4:29:52 PM, Hugo wrote:

 Hello all,

 I've been poking around with freevo for the last days for the first time
 and i have to say that i'm impressed with all the possibilities.

 My first approach was to launch freevo from gdm and i already had 
 everything working in this setup. Then i saw the docs about freevo -fs,
 and i switched for that kind of setup, which is much faster and cleaner
 (no windowing and all). The problem is that suddenly my videos don't 
 play with the right resolution. The resolution used is bigger than the
 768x576.

 I've managed to correct this behavior in mplayer with -screenh 576 
 -screenw 768 but since i use xine to play DVDs, i'm stuck on that part.

 I can see in my /var/log/Xorg.0.log that the resolution used is 800x600,
 although i only have Modes 768x576 in my xorg.conf. My guess is that
 xinit doesn't really care about things on xorg.conf. And this clearly 
 strikes me as a X issue.

 (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode 800x600

 I'd like to solve this in a general way, i.e. without having to force 
 resolutions on the players, if that's not possible. If someone knows how
 can i do a similar thing to xine like i did with mplayer, that'll be 
 great too. At least for a temporary fix up.

 I've tried parameters --geometry 768x576+0+0 in xine, but the result was
 the same.

 Any help will be very much appreciated.

 Hugo Monteiro.





/Robert 


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Re: [Freevo-users] resolution while playing

2007-09-25 Thread Duncan Webb
Robert Winder wrote:
 Hugo,
 
 You might want to add a modeline in xorg.conf like
 
 ModeLine 768x576 50.00  768  832  846 1000   576  590  595  630
 
 in the Monitor section to see if the nvidia driver picks that up.
 
 And as an aspect helper for xine you may add the line
 
 # Set for 4:3 display
 DisplaySize 300 225
 
 for standard definitions. Again you put these line in the monitor section

This may depend a bit on how and what the nvidia card it is connected
to. If it is connected to a TV then try 720x576 as 768/720 = 1.0333.
which is the width of a PAL TV pixel. IIRC NTSC has a slightly different
ratio (see http://www.strata.com/support/3dmanual/ch13/ch13_7.html)

 On Sunday, September 23, 2007, 4:29:52 PM, Hugo wrote:
 
 My first approach was to launch freevo from gdm and i already had 
 everything working in this setup. Then i saw the docs about freevo -fs,
 and i switched for that kind of setup, which is much faster and cleaner
 (no windowing and all). The problem is that suddenly my videos don't 
 play with the right resolution. The resolution used is bigger than the
 768x576.
 
 I've managed to correct this behavior in mplayer with -screenh 576 
 -screenw 768 but since i use xine to play DVDs, i'm stuck on that part.
 
 I can see in my /var/log/Xorg.0.log that the resolution used is 800x600,
 although i only have Modes 768x576 in my xorg.conf. My guess is that
 xinit doesn't really care about things on xorg.conf. And this clearly 
 strikes me as a X issue.
 
 (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode 800x600
 
 I'd like to solve this in a general way, i.e. without having to force 
 resolutions on the players, if that's not possible. If someone knows how
 can i do a similar thing to xine like i did with mplayer, that'll be 
 great too. At least for a temporary fix up.

Duncan


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[Freevo-users] resolution while playing

2007-09-23 Thread Hugo Monteiro
Hello all,

I've been poking around with freevo for the last days for the first time 
and i have to say that i'm impressed with all the possibilities.

My first approach was to launch freevo from gdm and i already had 
everything working in this setup. Then i saw the docs about freevo -fs, 
and i switched for that kind of setup, which is much faster and cleaner 
(no windowing and all). The problem is that suddenly my videos don't 
play with the right resolution. The resolution used is bigger than the 
768x576.

I've managed to correct this behavior in mplayer with -screenh 576 
-screenw 768 but since i use xine to play DVDs, i'm stuck on that part.

I can see in my /var/log/Xorg.0.log that the resolution used is 800x600, 
although i only have Modes 768x576 in my xorg.conf. My guess is that 
xinit doesn't really care about things on xorg.conf. And this clearly 
strikes me as a X issue.

(II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode 800x600

I'd like to solve this in a general way, i.e. without having to force 
resolutions on the players, if that's not possible. If someone knows how 
can i do a similar thing to xine like i did with mplayer, that'll be 
great too. At least for a temporary fix up.

I've tried parameters --geometry 768x576+0+0 in xine, but the result was 
the same.

Any help will be very much appreciated.

Hugo Monteiro.

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