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1. Re: How can I Limit my video to 1280 X 720 size when expanded?
Nancy O. Feb 25, 2013 2:34 PM (in response to lou4uandme)Answers are in your player code.
Look at your parameters.
scale = "noscale";
allowfullscreen = "false";
Nancy O.
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2. Re: How can I Limit my video to 1280 X 720 size when expanded?
lou4uandme Feb 25, 2013 3:05 PM (in response to Nancy O.)Hi Nancy,
Yes I did find that code and of course I can shut "on or off" the rescale however, I am not looking to prevent the player from scaling.
What I need is when the user rescales, it doesn't go FULL SCREEN, it only scales to it's max resolution (which in my case is 1280 X 720 )
By me changing from "true or False", it just stops the user from a full screen or the user can't scale at all.
I basically want my video to scale to 1280X 720 and NOT scale past 1280 pixels in width.
Am I making any sense?
Ok, here's another example,
I rendered a video @ 640 X 480. I want the video to be on screen at 320 X 240. When the user goes to hit the expand button, the largest it will scale will be it's native 640 X 480 size.
And NO MATTER how hard the user tries to do a full screen, the video will only show at 640 X 480 on the website.
Is this example better?
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3. Re: How can I Limit my video to 1280 X 720 size when expanded?
Nancy O. Feb 25, 2013 3:33 PM (in response to lou4uandme)I know what you're wishing for but reality & wishes often don't coincide.
If you visit YouTube and hit full screen mode -- it fills the end user's display (whatever that may be...).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8ChlvtNIqU
Best of luck!
Nancy O.
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4. Re: How can I Limit my video to 1280 X 720 size when expanded?
lou4uandme Feb 25, 2013 3:54 PM (in response to Nancy O.)Oh, ok
I know nothing about code. I thought there was some magical code that would allow a video to expand to a size of your choice.
You would think in the year 2013 that there would be more choices than full screen.
Oh well,
Thanks so much,
Lou
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5. Re: How can I Limit my video to 1280 X 720 size when expanded?
Nancy O. Feb 25, 2013 3:58 PM (in response to lou4uandme)In the year 2013, we don't use Flash anymore.
We use HTML5 video.
Nancy O.


