Jun 06, '03 10:03:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
[robg adds: I don't have a second screen to test this one on...]
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Use cursor location to set Movie Player full-screen choice
Jun 06, '03 10:03:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
If you have Quicktime Pro, Movie Player lets you hit Command-F to present a movie in full screen mode. What I just found out, though, is that it presents the movie on whatever screen the mouse is in. Cool stuff.
[robg adds: I don't have a second screen to test this one on...]
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Use cursor location to set Movie Player full-screen choice
You can also drag the movie over to the screen of your choice and then hit Command-F.
Use cursor location to set Movie Player full-screen choice
As far as I can tell, you can only show full screen DVDs using DVD player on the 'main' screen (the one with the menu bar). You can move the menu bar to whichever screen you want using the Displays preference pane (appropriate tab only shows up if you have more than one monitor). On some machines (my wifes original TiBook 400) there doesn't seem to be enough video memory to run both screens in millions of colors while using dvd player.
Use cursor location to set Movie Player full-screen choice
thanx! thas good tips!
Use cursor location to set Movie Player full-screen choice
Try using VLC to play the DVD. It is a freeware app that will play just about any compressed video data. |
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