=?iso-8859-1?Q?Jos=E9?= Romildo Malaquias writes: > Hello. > > When I call xawtv in my Skipjack (Red Hat Linux beta 7.2.92) system, > it opens its default 384x288 and works without problems. Resizing the > window also works ok, fitting the tv image into the window size, > respecting the aspect ratio of 4:3 accordingly. If I resize the > window, the tv image is also resized to fit the window size, BUT > within the limits of 640x480. That is, the tv image is not > getting bigger than 640x480, regardless of the window size. Full > screen mode also is giving me this limit. > > The _same_ xawtv does not have this restriction when running > in my Enigma (Red Hast Linux 7.2) system. I have even tried compiling > my own kernel (2.4.19-pre5) on both systems to test, but xawtv behaves > the same as described above: the problem appears in Skipjack, but > not in Enigma. > > I am relatively new to xawtv and maybe this behaviour can be > configured somewhere. > > Is this a problem with my Skipjack system, with xawtv configuration, > with bttv, or whatever? > > Any clues? > Do both system's graphics cards support Xv? 640x480 is the maximum size for NTSC (if the aspect ratio has to be correct). You can only enlarge it if you have a hardware scaler in your graphics card which is supported by the X11 driver, or if you do it by software (slower). Marcus
