Bug #331

Rev14-Test1 Fullscreen bug

Added by anon anon almost 2 years ago. Updated almost 2 years ago.

Status:Resolved Start Date:04/23/2010
Priority:Normal Due date:
Assigned to:Adrian Stutz % Done:

0%
Category:video_output
Target version:rev14

Description

If you open a video, go to fullscreen, then go back to windowed, the player will fail to go to fullscreen on the current video and any video until the player is restarted.

mplayer_log.txt (6.1 kB) Bram Goolaerts, 04/23/2010 11:25 am

MPlayerOSX.log (454.2 kB) s b, 04/23/2010 10:11 pm

MPlayerOSX.log (17 kB) Andrew Gallacher, 04/24/2010 07:48 pm

system.log (233.3 kB) Andrew Gallacher, 04/24/2010 07:48 pm

MPlayerOSX.log (497.1 kB) s b, 04/25/2010 02:35 pm

History

#1
Updated by Bram Goolaerts almost 2 years ago

I have a dual screen setup (Apple LED Display with Macbook Pro's as a secondary) and when I go fullscreen it opens on the primary screen, go to windowed again and then go fullscreen again, this last fullscreen will be done on the secondary screen.

Cheers

#2
Updated by Andrew Gallacher almost 2 years ago

anon anon wrote:

If you open a video, go to fullscreen, then go back to windowed, the player will fail to go to fullscreen on the current video and any video until the player is restarted.

happen for me also

#3
Updated by Adrian Stutz almost 2 years ago

Could you post the log from when you are trying to switch back to fullscreen or tell me if there's anything printed at that time?

#4
Updated by Bram Goolaerts almost 2 years ago

Mine is in the attachment. It's the problem where it goes fullscreen on the second screen the second time.

It's the full log of the process: open file, go fullscreen, go windowed, go fullscreen, escape, close. Didn't know what exactly you needed.

Hope it helps.

#5
Updated by s b almost 2 years ago

I'm also having this issue. Once it's fixed I will definitely start using the betas of this version full-time, it seems like the other major issues are fixed and the new full screen controls look nice.

#6
Updated by Adrian Stutz almost 2 years ago

Those two (not going fullscreen vs going fullscreen on the wrong monitor) appear to be separate issues. It would help if someone whose has the issue that it fails to go fullscreen could post his log.

#7
Updated by s b almost 2 years ago

Here. Especially towards the end of the log since I opened and closed a video file to test it specifically.

#8
Updated by Rarok - almost 2 years ago

Same issue here.

#9
Updated by Adrian Stutz almost 2 years ago

Thanks for the log. Unfortunately, it doesn't reveal anything. I'm suspecting that an exception is raised but doesn't make it to the MPlayerOSX.log (I'll look into fixing that).

Could you please check your system.log (using Console.app in your Utilities folder) and check if an exception is being reported there when you trying to switch back into fullscreen?

I can't reproduce the issue here and haven't found anything obviously wrong looking at the changes I've made.

#10
Updated by Andrew Gallacher almost 2 years ago

Adrian Stutz wrote:

Thanks for the log. Unfortunately, it doesn't reveal anything. I'm suspecting that an exception is raised but doesn't make it to the MPlayerOSX.log (I'll look into fixing that).

Could you please check your system.log (using Console.app in your Utilities folder) and check if an exception is being reported there when you trying to switch back into fullscreen?

I can't reproduce the issue here and haven't found anything obviously wrong looking at the changes I've made.

u ask for a system log here u go good luck added mplayer log also

#11
Updated by Kevin Dean almost 2 years ago

If I open a New Player without closing the previous one, I can usually go to Full screen again for another 1 time and then it fails again. If I close the player completely and open a new player it still doesn't work. Seems like it's related the the multiple window functionality. Hope it helps.

#12
Updated by Adrian Stutz almost 2 years ago

I do see an exception in the system log, which is probably the cause of the issue. I can't figure out where it is happening, though.

I added exception logging to MPE with a stacktrace that should be able to tell where it is occurring. Here's a special build of rev14-test1 with that included:
http://mplayerosx.sttz.ch/MPlayer-OSX-Extended_rev14-test1-debug.zip

I hope this is the last time I have to ask someone to download this build, trigger the case when you're not able to get back to fullscreen and send me the MPlayerOSX.log.

#13
Updated by s b almost 2 years ago

Here is the log from the debug version. hope you can get this sorted out soon, rev14 looks very nice aside from this issue. Also, I am running 10.6.3, if that helps.

#14
Updated by Adrian Stutz almost 2 years ago

  • Status changed from New to Resolved

Oh, finally found the bug. The piece that I didn't get first: The new version doesn't hide but suppress the dock, which now triggers a "screens have changed" message, which applied the screen-id preferences without proper checking if the screen id is valid.

Fixed in rev14-test2.

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