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<blockquote data-quote="Darre" data-source="post: 213378" data-attributes="member: 49766"><p>Normal viewmode should fill your screen depending on the source format. ie 16:9 would fill a 16:9 screen, while 4:3 would fill it vertically and leave some black bars on each side. To me it sounds like you are using "original source format" and that results in the file beeing played in its original res, which would be a little stamp in the middle of the screen for most 720p users. </p><p></p><p>I don't fully understand what you are asking for, but hopefully my answer helps you ^^</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Darre, post: 213378, member: 49766"] Normal viewmode should fill your screen depending on the source format. ie 16:9 would fill a 16:9 screen, while 4:3 would fill it vertically and leave some black bars on each side. To me it sounds like you are using "original source format" and that results in the file beeing played in its original res, which would be a little stamp in the middle of the screen for most 720p users. I don't fully understand what you are asking for, but hopefully my answer helps you ^^ [/QUOTE]
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