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  1. 15th Aug 2017 03:09 #1
    Arcadiune
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    Is there hopefully a full screen option for VDub....?

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    Full screen in what way? Normally VD has an input and output window and you can maximize one of them or turn one off in the menu under 'View'. Then VD would be full screen, though the menu and timeline would still show.
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    Similar to the one in the attached pic., still with the menu and timeline but rectangular not a distorted square which is all I can get at the moment. Otherwise it's the usual (Swedish Maypole) picture opening in VDub and then dragging downwards and to the right as a shorter rectangle....
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  5. 15th Aug 2017 12:54 #5
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    You mean like this? Just turn off one of the panes under View/Pane layout.

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    Just maximize the main window, select the proper aspect ratio (right click on the pane, select aspect ratio) and resize the pane.
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  7. 15th Aug 2017 14:18 #7
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    Thanks managed to get most of it....
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