On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 12:57:09AM +0000, Timothy W. Grove wrote: > Reimar D?ffinger wrote: > >On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 05:16:03AM +0000, Timothy W. Grove wrote: > >>I started out using > >>"-vo direct3d" for my target driver which worked well but I couldn't > >>get mplayer to resize along with containing window. Fortunately, > >>this issue went away when I switched to "-vo gl". > > > >Hm? Those two use the same code for handling the resizing, and SMPlayer > >seems to work fine with both. > Well, not in my application. Sure, if I resize the containing window > (in my case a wx.SplitterWindow) and then play the movie from > paused, it will rescale to fill the window, but I want it to rescale > as I resize the window with the splitter. Oh, I missed that you speak about resizing when paused. I fear Direct3D does not implement redrawing the frame, which in particular means it can't resize. Fixing it should be mostly a matter of splitting render_d3d_frame. However at least I probably won't do anything about it, both because I consider Direct3D a misdesign at least for anything not a game and more importantly my Windows installation is in a VM on a PC about 1000km away.. As a final note: with this use case you will have some strange behaviour with -vo gl as well, when subtitles are displayed. They will not move or scale with the frame.
