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  1. 23rd Mar 2007 18:48 #1
    Xenogear900
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    I get fullscreen on my TV-out when I am playing something in Windows Media Player, but is there anyway to get fullscreen out on my TV (secondary display) when I'm streaming videos on YouTube or Google video etc. I know there is a button you can click on those flash players to make it stretch, but thats not actually fullscreen when it has the borders and taskbar.

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  2. 23rd Mar 2007 18:50 #2
    jagabo
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    No, the ActiveX FLV player doesn't use video overlay.
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