Youtube videos whose display is too large for the window they are shown in, firefox, youtube-dl and mplayer
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Youtube videos whose display is too large for the window they are shown in, firefox, youtube-dl and mplayer
Certain youtube videos, eg "Born to Kill", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulYmXEuOXXk, feature a display size that is too large for whatever window they play in, such as the youtube site in firefox.
Downloading such videos with
Code:
youtube-dl --all-subs --sub-lang eng,en url
proceeds normally, but playing the result in mplayer has the same problem as playing it in firefox, the video image is too large to fit in its display window.
Various resizing options with mplayer like -fs, -screenh and -screenw, -vf scale and dsize, have no effect because each resizes the content to fit the specified resized window, whereas what seems to be required is a command that merely resizes the window while leaving the displayed content dimensions unchanged, or vice-versa.
I think. By emailing the uploader to supply you with a better download. May be some one else knows how to video edit singular frames from a whole movie using blender. I don't.
Edit: In the meantime. You might want cruise http://archive.org/web/
till you get a answer you want. They have some cool stuff there as far as films go.
I think. By emailing the uploader to supply you with a better download. May be some one else knows how to video edit singular frames from a whole movie using blender. I don't.
Edit: In the meantime. You might want cruise http://archive.org/web/
till you get a answer you want. They have some cool stuff there as far as films go.
The video is way zoomed in. It's a bad recording or encoding. It will play the same online and offline. Below is a better aspect ratio video of Born to kill.
Have you heard about popcorn time yet? It’s a nice piece of software that allows you to watch movies and tv shows. I’ve found it easy to install and easy to use. You should check it out.
The video is way zoomed in. It's a bad recording or encoding. It will play the same online and offline. Below is a better aspect ratio video of Born to kill.
Unfortunately, I have to mark this thread as UNSOLVED again, all available formats of 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulYmXEuOXXk' have the same problem. As RPI3dv says, it is a bad recording. From the appearance of the video, the uploader encoded it from 4/3 ar to 16/9. The best available solution is to find an undistorted version of the video.
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