Closed huijunchen9260 closed 4 years ago
Hi there! That's definitely possible. You could zoom in by changing the height
parameter to a smaller value (e.g. to 792 for an ideal 16/9 aspect ratio). You can find this parameter on line 74 in the script. However, this will throw away the bottom 2/3 of you screen, which is not ideal.
Yeah, the ideal way is to zoom in and zoom out instantaneously. Does it possible for ffmpeg
to achieve such work?
ffplay
is able to cycle trough video filters with w
, so I think it should be possible. But I don't know by hearth how you could achieve this. Ffmpeg's manpage or documentation website would be good place to search for how to do this.
If you find a way, please report back so other people can also use your solution.
@huijunchen9260 have you found a solution for your issue?
No. It turns out that I just use rmview.
Do you think is it possible to zoom in portrait mode?
Now I tend to use portrait mode, but somehow people will say that the screen is too small if I wrote smaller.
But I guess it is probably difficult in just POSIX sh...?
Screenshot that probably what why want (by rmview)
Screenshot that people complains: