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Expected behavior
What do you think should happen instead?
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Browser and OS
Browser/browser version: Firefox 82/84
Operating system: Windows 10
Ultrawidify version: 4.4.10
Additional info
The same doesn't happen on YouTube.
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Videos are clipped when horizontally longer than the display
[panopto] Videos are clipped when horizontally longer than the display
Nov 5, 2020
Think I'm gonna (eventually) close this with 'wontfix,' blacklist the site by default and call it a day because:
I really don't like the way things are coded
It's not like anyone uses this site
And for the handful of users that do, unnecessary black bars prolly don't happen a lot given they seem to mostly host talks and stuff.
Notes to self:
Likely broken by width: initial !important bit of CSS that is always enforced (which needs to be there because twitch and IIRC Hulu.
Caused by the fact we don't do height: initial !important, because that breaks a few other sites (having both width and height on initial: important may result in videos the size of a postage stamp).
Or maybe we could decide which of the two (width, height) we set to initial !important based on player aspect ratio. Prelimiary toying with inspector shows promising results
Yeah, I just switched to enable it only for allowlisted sites so that it won't affect random sites. It's not that every service has broken videos anyway.
Turns out this was not just an issue on this site — it was also happening on Netflix and ... on a lot of sites, actually.
Figured why. Things work now, unless you try to do 'fit height' ... in which case, they don't always work quite (at least as far as Netflix is concerned).
Describe the bug
Panopto incorrectly shows 16:9 video way too big on 3:2 display.
(I'm definitely using a 21:9 monitor connected to my Surface Pro but the laptop display is still 3:2.)
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
What do you think should happen instead?
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Browser and OS
Additional info
The same doesn't happen on YouTube.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: