From: user@example.net   
      
   Aragorn wrote:   
   > On Sunday 22 March 2009 19:18, someone identifying as *J.O. Aho* wrote   
   > in /alt.os.linux.gentoo:/   
   >   
   >> I have setup system so that I have two screens, :0.0 and :0.1, where the   
   >> first one is 1920x1200 and the second one is 1920x1080, both running max   
   >> resolution.   
   >>   
   >> I have problem with mplayer, each time I run it on fullscreen on :0.1 it   
   >> uses the 1920x1200, which means that the last 120 pixels is missing, I   
   >> have tried with -screenh but it don't work.   
   >>   
   >> Is there a way to get mplayer to really use the right screen size or will   
   >> it always favor :0.0 size?   
   >   
   > I don't know what graphical environment you are running, but in KDE 3.x   
   > there used to be an option to save the window settings for an application.   
      
   Yes, I still run with the last stable version of KDE, have one of those beta   
   unstable installed too, but don't use it due of the number of serious bugs.   
      
      
   > Thus, if you are using KDE 3.5, put the /mplayer/ window on the second   
   > screen and adjust its size to fit the dimensions of the screen.  Then   
   > right-click the titlebar and choose "Advanced", and then "Store window   
   > settings".  Next time you start up /mplayer/ it should start where you left   
   > it, with the proper dimensions.   
      
   It's not the windowed mplayer I have problem, but when I go to full screen   
   mode (press f), this is when it thinks the screen is 120 pixels larger than it   
   is, so I don't see the whole image.   
      
   Of course I could set my :0.0 to be 1920x1080, but then I loose 120pixel and   
   the proportions gets wrong (circles becomes ecliptic).   
      
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