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Brandon Snider

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Sep 22, 2012, 1:38:40 PM9/22/12
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Hi, I am seeing an issue where pressing space or p resizes the video window by maybe 5% by subtracting horizontal space, so in other words, the bottom of the window border moves up a bit. It happens when pressing play out of a paused state. Seems to be relatively recent.

I am using the latest SVN code for gmtk/g-m. Mplayer2 is the backend. I tried in mplayer2-cli and this issue doesn't happen there. G-M has a list of shortcuts and resize is not among them.

Kevin DeKorte

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Sep 22, 2012, 5:31:47 PM9/22/12
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Can you isolate when the problem started occuring, as I don't see that
issue here. Perhaps you can post a video of what you are seeing as I'm
not entirely clear if it is the gnome-mplayer window that is shrinking
or the video inside the window.

Kevin

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Brandon Snider

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Sep 22, 2012, 5:43:19 PM9/22/12
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Hi Kevin.

The bottom of the window climbs up a bit and the video then gets pillarboxed/pictureboxed with black bars on the left and right. It doesn't happen during pause, only when playing out of a paused or stopped state. Since there's no shortcut for that, I'm wondering if it might be related to gtk3 or gnome 3. No other app seems to be doing this though.

Kevin DeKorte

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Sep 23, 2012, 8:45:33 AM9/23/12
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Brandon,

Is your main menu bar at the top of the screen like a Mac? I believe
this is called the global menu. If so, you may have to set

/apps/gnome-mplayer/preferences/enable-global-menu to true

in either dconf-editor or gconf-editor (however your system is setup).
This hint tells gnome-mplayer not to use the menu bar size when
calculating the window size.

Not sure why it is doing that when you hit pause, as the window resize
code is not really called then.

Kevin


On 09/22/2012 03:43 PM, Brandon Snider wrote:
> Hi Kevin.
>
> The bottom of the window climbs up a bit and the video then gets
> pillarboxed/pictureboxed with black bars on the left and right. It
> doesn't happen during pause, only when playing out of a paused or
> stopped state. Since there's no shortcut for that, I'm wondering if
> it might be related to gtk3 or gnome 3. No other app seems to be
> doing this though.
>
>
>
> On Saturday, September 22, 2012 5:31:51 PM UTC-4, Kevin DeKorte
> wrote:
>
> On 09/22/2012 11:38 AM, Brandon Snider wrote:
>> Hi, I am seeing an issue where pressing space or p resizes the
>> video window by maybe 5% by subtracting horizontal space, so in
>> other words, the bottom of the window border moves up a bit. It
>> happens when pressing play out of a paused state. Seems to be
>> relatively recent.
>
>> I am using the latest SVN code for gmtk/g-m. Mplayer2 is the
>> backend. I tried in mplayer2-cli and this issue doesn't happen
>> there. G-M has a list of shortcuts and resize is not among them.
>
> Can you isolate when the problem started occuring, as I don't see
> that issue here. Perhaps you can post a video of what you are
> seeing as I'm not entirely clear if it is the gnome-mplayer window
> that is shrinking or the video inside the window.
>
> Kevin
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Brandon Snider

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Sep 23, 2012, 12:12:05 PM9/23/12
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No, that key is unchecked. I use a "gnobuntu" type thing with the standard gnome-shell desktop in Ubuntu instead of Unity.

Brandon Snider

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Sep 23, 2012, 2:37:41 PM9/23/12
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I've had someone test the packages in Quantal and this doesn't happen, so I think maybe it's a quirk in my setup here. I am running a custom kernel with some other customizations, so something there could be to blame.

Brandon Snider

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Sep 23, 2012, 4:47:39 PM9/23/12
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I ripped my system apart trying to figure this out, and here's further info: If I launch G-M from Unity, it works as expected. It doesn't have this issue. In all other modes, gnome-shell, gnome-fallback, whatever, it has this issue.


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Kevin DeKorte

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On 09/23/2012 02:47 PM, Brandon Snider wrote:
> I ripped my system apart trying to figure this out, and here's
> further info: If I launch G-M from Unity, it works as expected. It
> doesn't have this issue. In all other modes, gnome-shell,
> gnome-fallback, whatever, it has this issue.

Try unsetting "UBUNTU_MENUPROXY" before your launch gnome-mplayer when
not running under Unity.

If this variable is set, it can cause gnome-mplayer to think that
global menus are in use.

Kevin




>
> On Saturday, September 22, 2012 1:38:40 PM UTC-4, Brandon Snider
> wrote:
>
> Hi, I am seeing an issue where pressing space or p resizes the
> video window by maybe 5% by subtracting horizontal space, so in
> other words, the bottom of the window border moves up a bit. It
> happens when pressing play out of a paused state. Seems to be
> relatively recent.
>
> I am using the latest SVN code for gmtk/g-m. Mplayer2 is the
> backend. I tried in mplayer2-cli and this issue doesn't happen
> there. G-M has a list of shortcuts and resize is not among them.
>
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Brandon Snider

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Sep 23, 2012, 8:11:11 PM9/23/12
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Hi Kevin. That didn't work, and I also removed the related packages, which also didn't work.
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