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    On 04/04/2012 09:58 AM, W.A. Garrett Weaver wrote:
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      Is there a way to make ximagesink full screen or at-least larger
      than the source video coming in? <br>
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    Sure, it is super simple. Just use e.g. gtkwindow_fullscreen() if
    you use gtk on the window that you configure when using the XOverlay
    interface.<br>
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    Stefan<br>
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      I tried manipulating the parameters "window-height" and
      "window-width" and this had no effect. <br>
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      I tried to change the size of the video coming in by doing
      something like this<br>
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      incomingvideosource ! ffmpegcolorspace !
      'video/x-raw-yuv,width=1024,height=768' ! ffmpegcolorspace !
      ximagesink<br>
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      But GStreamer didn't like that. <br>
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      How can you fullscreen ximagesink?<br>
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      -- <br>
      <div><b>W.A. Garrett Weaver&nbsp;</b></div>
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