ffplay preview window

[foldbck123]

where do you change the size of ffplay preview window

[Budman1]

Use -x width and -y height.
https://ffmpeg.org/ffplay.html

[foldbck123]

Use -x width and -y height.
https://ffmpeg.org/ffplay.html

so on this .bat file where do I add -x -y

 @setlocal
@set ffply= "E:USBDRIVE:\ffmpeg-3.4-win64-static\bin\ffplay.exe"
@%ffply% -i "%1"  -vf "delogo=x=549:y=436:w=167:h=96:show=1" 
@endlocal
@pause

[Budman1]

The following works on my computer. I removed the quotes from %1 since my version of Windows adds them automatically. Yours may or may not add if there are spaces.
I also just threw in a delogo dimensions not necessarily correct but just to demonstrate on my video.

@setlocal
@set ffply= "E:USBDRIVE:\ffmpeg-3.4-win64-static\bin\ffplay.exe"
@%ffply% -i "%1"  -vf "delogo=x=549:y=436:w=167:h=96:show=1" 
@endlocal
@pause

ORIGINAL:

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@setlocal
@set ffply= "c:\users\bud\desktop\ffplay.exe"
@%ffply% -x 720 -y 404 -i %1 -vf "delogo=x=480:y=380:w=167:h=96:show=1" 
@endlocal
@pause

RESIZED:

[Attachment 43928 - Click to enlarge]

[_Al_]

You can check also mpv player, it is player that has command line controls and regarding of that resize, it has a cool resizing possibilities, it is in pdf, personally I decided to use it instead of ffplayer in scripts. It also plays files almost gap-less without visible interruptions, that is cool also. Examples about resizing:
--window-scale=0.5
--autofit-larger=70%x60%
--geometry=98%:90%

[foldbck123]

The following works on my computer. I removed the quotes from %1 since my version of Windows adds them automatically. Yours may or may not add if there are spaces.
I also just threw in a delogo dimensions not necessarily correct but just to demonstrate on my video.

@setlocal
@set ffply= "E:USBDRIVE:\ffmpeg-3.4-win64-static\bin\ffplay.exe"
@%ffply% -i "%1"  -vf "delogo=x=549:y=436:w=167:h=96:show=1" 
@endlocal
@pause

ORIGINAL:

[Attachment 43929 - Click to enlarge]

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

@setlocal
@set ffply= "c:\users\bud\desktop\ffplay.exe"
@%ffply% -x 720 -y 404 -i %1 -vf "delogo=x=480:y=380:w=167:h=96:show=1" 
@endlocal
@pause

RESIZED:

[Attachment 43928 - Click to enlarge]

oh I added the x and y in wrong place then as I put it after the %1 instead of before the -i thanks

You can check also mpv player, it is player that has command line controls and regarding of that resize, it has a cool resizing possibilities, it is in pdf, personally I decided to use it instead of ffplayer in scripts. It also plays files almost gap-less without visible interruptions, that is cool also. Examples about resizing:
--window-scale=0.5
--autofit-larger=70%x60%
--geometry=98%:90%

ok will try that too