> result: the size of the output video window(pop-up) was NOT changed by the width/height and it was still the same as the size of my input video Try 1: -no-embedded-video -no-qt-video-autoresize -autoscale -width=200 -height=200 -video-x=100 -video-y=100 myvideo.mp4 Thanks for your reply! But I tried your options and they didn't work in my Windows 7 PC here. (3)How to add in the "transcode" or "scale" options in VLC command-line to control the output video window size? The size of the pop-up video window was the same be before without any change? So, my third question is: It looked like the transcoder didn't work at all. (2)If these twp size parameters don't work, I may add in a transcoder to control the output video window size? I tried the following command:Ĭ:\Applications\VLC>vlc.exe -no-embedded-video -video-x=100 -video-y=100 -sout-transcode-width=400 -sout-transcode-height=400 Movie1080p_1.mp4 (1)How to use these two size parameters "-width= -height=" to control the size of the pop-up video output window?
The size of the pop-up video window seemed to be the same as the size(resolution) of the video source file(1920X1080). It looked like I can control the position(video-x,video-y) of the pop-up video window now, but NOT the size(width,height) of the it. Now, I used the following command-line command:Ĭ:\Applications\VLC>vlc.exe -no-embedded-video -video-x=100 -video-y=100 -width=400 -height=400 Movie1080p_1.mp4
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