MPV interface is stretched out and button are messed up when you use `window-maximized=yes` until you go to full screen

[soredake]

Describe the bug MPV interface is stretched out and button are messed up when you use window-maximized=yes until you go to full screen

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install syncplay.
2. Install mpv-git from scoop.
3. Setup path to mpv-git in syncplay.
4. --no-config --window-maximized=yes set this as player arguments.
5. Load some file, I used 4k movie.
6. Interface is stretched and button are messed up, for example, pressing play will actually trigger playlist change to previous item.

Expected behavior No such problem observed with mpv.net

Screenshots

Version and platform:

• OS: Windows 11 Pro
• Syncplay version and build type: Syncplay 1.7.2
• Media player and version: mpv v0.38.0-63-gb364e4a6

Additional context Add any other context about the problem here.

[Et0h]

I don't use scoop so I tried with https://sourceforge.net/projects/mpv-player-windows/files/64bit/mpv-x86_64-20240421-git-b364e4a.7z/download with Syncplay 1.7.3 and on my set-up it the text in the top-left is a bit small for like half a second then corrects itself.

It is possible that the issue only sticks around on a computer that is running faster and/or slower than my computer which causes something to happen too soon or too late, maybe relating to the timing/sequencing of mp.command('print-text "<get_syncplayintf_options>"') in syncplayintf.lua which triggers self._sendMpvOptions() in mpv.py. However, since I can't reproduce unfortunately I am not in a position to work on a fix.

[soredake]

This stretching issue can be fixed with auto-window-resize=no