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Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
Hi there,
How do i get a divx movie on the phone to fit the whole screen. Im not seeing any settings with the default video player on the N900 to scale the video to fit the whole screen. It's about the size of a matchbox at the moment. cheers guys. |
Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
Use a video converter....Use aspect ratio 800X480...
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Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
Is there not a media player for the N900 which has settings to adjust the aspect ratio without the need to re encode every video?
Appreciate your help! :) |
Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
Quote:
enable 'stretch video' in setting |
Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
Yes, SiB-player, which is the frontend for the mplayer from the command line. If you want more options, or prefer to use command line, type
Code:
mplayer --help |
Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
wicked guys nice 1!!!
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Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
Is there a download link to this?
Cheers. |
Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
A download link to what?
Provided you have rootsh installed and use sudo to extecute root commands, type Code:
sudo apt-get install mplayer Any other program in installable the same way. Alternatively you can use Hildon Application Manager to install these things for you. Be aware though, that HAM is sloooooow. |
Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
hi there ive actually just tried that above command and it now says 'Password:'
Is there a default password for it? thanks. |
Re: Aspect ratio adjustment for DivX files (N900)
No there is not. It's a matter of your sudoers file allowing you or not to work without a password as sudo.
The workaround is to simply change your identity to root first via Code:
sudo gainroot Code:
apt-get install mplayer If this annoys you for whatever reason and you want to be able to use sudo without the need for a password, you'll have to edit a text file, located over at Code:
/etc/sudoers/01sudo Code:
user ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/sudo |
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