[mythtv] Ticket #10585: MythGallery does not scale images properly to fit screen
Gavin Hurlbut
gjhurlbu at gmail.com
Thu Jul 5 19:44:13 UTC 2012
> This may well be a configuration or hardware issue but whatever it is, the
> way it worked changed between 0.25rc and 0.25 release. It remains the same
> in 0.25.1.
I can find no code in mythgallery that changed in that time period
significantly if at all. If you want to track this down, since you
can reproduce it, and I can not, your best bet is to build from git,
and git bisect to find what commit exactly changed it.
My bet is on some funky config issue.
> My images are mostly camera JPEG's at 3288x2458. This is
> slightly different from a 5:4 monitor. In 0.25rc and earlier versions, the
> images were sized to the vertical dimension of the screen with black bars at
> the sides so that the entire image was displayed at the correct aspect
> ratio. With 0.25 release and 0.25.1, the image is sized to the width of the
> screen and positioned at the top of the screen so that any excess height of
> the image is cropped off at the bottom of the screen. When displayed on a
> 1280x1024 monitor, only a small sliver is cropped off at the bottom. On a
> 1280x768 monitor, a large part of the image is copped off at the bottom so
> that it is generally unviewable.
I have seen nothing of the kind on my setup going to my TV.
> I have a two-monitor setup with the screens running separately. A 1280x1024
> monitor runs the desktop from a VGA connection. A TV set runs at 1280x768
> from an HDMI port. I use a small script to set the DISPLAY variable so that
> Myth comes up on the TV set but I can run it on the control monitor as well
> and I sometimes do so for scheduling and setup operations. MythGallery
> displays the same behavior on both monitors. The system has an nVidia 8200
> chip using the nVidia proprietary driver.
This sounds like a funky X config issue to me. I dunno.
Anyways, I think you're going to have to do the legwork on this as I
can not reproduce it at all. Sorry.
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