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ok, well i have a question about the subtitles my self. i cant (dont) know how to make subtitles zoom once with the full screen. i mean when ever i ...
  1. 12-10-2005 #11
    herod
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    ok, well i have a question about the subtitles my self. i cant (dont) know how to make subtitles zoom once with the full screen. i mean when ever i full screen a movie the subtitles remains at the same size. a small font unable to see it from distance (aka my bed ). I read something in the man files but i don't know how to make it work... Can you please give me a hand?
    10x.
  2. 12-10-2005 #12
    Gnux
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dolda2000
    Well, I have to admit I don't really like MPlayer that much. It's too monolithic for my taste. However, it is undisputably the most mature, fast and stable movie player there is for Linux right now, but I long for the day that gstreamer reaches that point. Much better architecture there.
    Personnaly what I dislike in mplayer is the lack of menu before reading the dvd...so I move to xine. But someone told me that mplayer manage the menu format now. Is it true and do you know how?
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