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Wannabe Geek


Topic # 6948 7-Mar-2006 07:14
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hi all got my new xda exec yesterday was copying some files that was on my xda2i but when i played them on xda exec they would only play in small screen on windows media player when i click fullscreen it stays the same size with just blank screen round the edges.yet on xda 2i it plays full screen fine . the format is wmv . anyone with any suggestions thanks

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Reply # 30051 7-Mar-2006 08:40
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under options -> video there is a check box called scale to fit window. make sure this is checked.

Or some similar option like this.

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Reply # 30059 7-Mar-2006 09:59
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This is normal if the content is not sized for VGA screens. The screen area on the Xda Exec is 4x the area on the other Pocket PCs.




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