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| Quicktime Ful Screen On the Internet
I was watching the news on the internet, which was in quicktime, and I began to wonder, is the a contextual menu or some other plug in that will allow me to control-click the video and view it in full screen without downloading it, leaving Safari, and opening it in quicktime. I was also wondering if there is a plug-in similar to the one I just asked about for 'agh' Windows Media Player. Thank You |
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Open System Preferences Choose "Universal Access" and then turn on "Zoom", if its not already selected. Now when you visit a site that has postage sized videos, you can hit CMD/OPT/=, to zoom in to the video. CMD/OPT/- zooms out. It's not perfect (cursor will appear over the video if you zoom TOO far) - but it's great if you want to blow up those teeny videos.
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I believe that the option to go full screen is in QuickTime Pro. Yes, I don't like it either, but that's the way it is I guess. There are other players like VideoLAN client that I believe will do it.
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Zoom doesn't work on my computer, its to old the graphics card can't handle it. and to nixgeek, I have quicktime pro, its not like its that expensive, I mean for the features it has. |
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There is an applescript that you can use to run a video full screen. Google is your friend.
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