Making the windows autoresized doesn't make better sense than using the
previous dimension, some people probably set the window size and
position to something that fits their use, there is no reason to break
that for them. I'm closing the request, feel free to open a bug upstream
about it if you wa
Yep, you are totally right there.
Would it be possible to auto-resize only if the video effects are
disabled?
If not, well, at least I tried :)
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> why would you want a big window if you're just playing audio
for the video effects displayed while playing (that's a preferences
option)
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"there is no such parameter for an audio file"
And yet, the size is adjusted when you press 1.
"why would totem change the window dimensions from the one you used
previous which are likely the one you want to use?"
You got a point there, but why would you want a big window if you're
just playing
totem adjusts the window size to the video when playing one, there is no
such parameter for an audio file, why would totem change the window
dimensions from the one you used previous which are likely the one you
want to use?
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I'm using Totem 2.17.91, on Ubuntu Feisty.
But I can't recall Totem ever resizing audio files... not in Edgy, not
in Dapper, not in Breezy.
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Which version of Ubuntu or totem are you using?
I don't see this problem in Ubuntu Edgy on my PC, totem resizes as expected
(size 1:1) after opening an audio file.
** Changed in: totem (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Pascal De Vuyst
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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