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hiding ffplay border and title bar
Is there a command line option for ffplay that can hide the title bar and border? If not, is there another method that can be used hide the title bar and border when tiling videos?
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BillDL
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I tried the same sequence of command line options that you described before posting. The lack of a quick answer and your subsequent consideration indicate that I am not overlooking something obvious. Thanks for the effort.
Thank you mdmat.
I too wondered whether there were any undocumented command line options, or whether I had missed something obvious, so I did some googling and trawled around some coding sites to no avail. The only "solution" i could see were multiple references to various different Windows tweaking tools to hide window parts, and an equal number of questions asking how to restore those hidden parts again. I don't know enough about Linux to guess whether a preceding command might "tweak" the subsequent display for the duration of that program's session, but it's possible.
I too wondered whether there were any undocumented command line options, or whether I had missed something obvious, so I did some googling and trawled around some coding sites to no avail. The only "solution" i could see were multiple references to various different Windows tweaking tools to hide window parts, and an equal number of questions asking how to restore those hidden parts again. I don't know enough about Linux to guess whether a preceding command might "tweak" the subsequent display for the duration of that program's session, but it's possible.