Wallpaper bleeds through in Fullscreen mode
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Running Kubuntu 18.04. When I go to fullscreen mode in SMPlayer and VLC player (so not player specific), I see a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen which of course is bothersome.
Wallpaper:
Right border showing wallpaper bleeding through in SMplayer video fullscreen mode:
(click to enlarge)
(source: https://imgur.com/a/U4gWRhb)
To confirm, I changed the wallpaper to all black and it's fine to watch but of course that's not an ideal solution. The link above shows SMPlayer in fullscreen mode. Is there a setting or something I'm missing?
kubuntu vlc fullscreen smplayer
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
pomsky
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asked Apr 4 at 16:42
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Running Kubuntu 18.04. When I go to fullscreen mode in SMPlayer and VLC player (so not player specific), I see a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen which of course is bothersome.
Wallpaper:
Right border showing wallpaper bleeding through in SMplayer video fullscreen mode:
(click to enlarge)
(source: https://imgur.com/a/U4gWRhb)
To confirm, I changed the wallpaper to all black and it's fine to watch but of course that's not an ideal solution. The link above shows SMPlayer in fullscreen mode. Is there a setting or something I'm missing?
kubuntu vlc fullscreen smplayer
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
pomsky
33.9k11107139
asked Apr 4 at 16:42
OscarproudOscarproud
11
Welcome to AskUbuntu! You attached a simple photo snap of a desktop
– JoKeR
Apr 6 at 22:02
@JoKeR I think it's clear what OP meant from the screenshots: "a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen" (second screenshot) even when VLC or SMPlayer is running full-screen.
– pomsky
Apr 9 at 6:10
What video card are you using? and video drivers? Did you install them manually?
– JoKeR
Apr 9 at 12:23
add a comment |
Running Kubuntu 18.04. When I go to fullscreen mode in SMPlayer and VLC player (so not player specific), I see a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen which of course is bothersome.
Wallpaper:
Right border showing wallpaper bleeding through in SMplayer video fullscreen mode:
(click to enlarge)
(source: https://imgur.com/a/U4gWRhb)
To confirm, I changed the wallpaper to all black and it's fine to watch but of course that's not an ideal solution. The link above shows SMPlayer in fullscreen mode. Is there a setting or something I'm missing?
kubuntu vlc fullscreen smplayer
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
pomsky
33.9k11107139
asked Apr 4 at 16:42
OscarproudOscarproud
11
Running Kubuntu 18.04. When I go to fullscreen mode in SMPlayer and VLC player (so not player specific), I see a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen which of course is bothersome.
Wallpaper:
Right border showing wallpaper bleeding through in SMplayer video fullscreen mode:
(click to enlarge)
(source: https://imgur.com/a/U4gWRhb)
To confirm, I changed the wallpaper to all black and it's fine to watch but of course that's not an ideal solution. The link above shows SMPlayer in fullscreen mode. Is there a setting or something I'm missing?
kubuntu vlc fullscreen smplayer
kubuntu vlc fullscreen smplayer
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
pomsky
33.9k11107139
asked Apr 4 at 16:42
OscarproudOscarproud
11
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
pomsky
33.9k11107139
asked Apr 4 at 16:42
OscarproudOscarproud
11
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
pomsky
33.9k11107139
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
pomsky
33.9k11107139
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
pomsky
33.9k11107139
33.9k11107139
asked Apr 4 at 16:42
OscarproudOscarproud
11
asked Apr 4 at 16:42
OscarproudOscarproud
11
asked Apr 4 at 16:42
OscarproudOscarproud
11
11
Welcome to AskUbuntu! You attached a simple photo snap of a desktop
– JoKeR
Apr 6 at 22:02
@JoKeR I think it's clear what OP meant from the screenshots: "a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen" (second screenshot) even when VLC or SMPlayer is running full-screen.
– pomsky
Apr 9 at 6:10
What video card are you using? and video drivers? Did you install them manually?
– JoKeR
Apr 9 at 12:23
add a comment |
Welcome to AskUbuntu! You attached a simple photo snap of a desktop
– JoKeR
Apr 6 at 22:02
@JoKeR I think it's clear what OP meant from the screenshots: "a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen" (second screenshot) even when VLC or SMPlayer is running full-screen.
– pomsky
Apr 9 at 6:10
What video card are you using? and video drivers? Did you install them manually?
– JoKeR
Apr 9 at 12:23
Welcome to AskUbuntu! You attached a simple photo snap of a desktop
– JoKeR
Apr 6 at 22:02
Welcome to AskUbuntu! You attached a simple photo snap of a desktop
– JoKeR
Apr 6 at 22:02
@JoKeR I think it's clear what OP meant from the screenshots: "a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen" (second screenshot) even when VLC or SMPlayer is running full-screen.
– pomsky
Apr 9 at 6:10
@JoKeR I think it's clear what OP meant from the screenshots: "a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen" (second screenshot) even when VLC or SMPlayer is running full-screen.
– pomsky
Apr 9 at 6:10
What video card are you using? and video drivers? Did you install them manually?
– JoKeR
Apr 9 at 12:23
What video card are you using? and video drivers? Did you install them manually?
– JoKeR
Apr 9 at 12:23
add a comment |
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Welcome to AskUbuntu! You attached a simple photo snap of a desktop
– JoKeR
Apr 6 at 22:02
@JoKeR I think it's clear what OP meant from the screenshots: "a vertical line about 1 pixel wide on the right side of the screen" (second screenshot) even when VLC or SMPlayer is running full-screen.
– pomsky
Apr 9 at 6:10
What video card are you using? and video drivers? Did you install them manually?
– JoKeR
Apr 9 at 12:23