I am using a Sanyo projector with my laptop. When I reduce the size of the
DVD image (via projector feature) onto a medium sized screen it remains at
the correct size UNTIL i click onto another DVD track. It then switches to a
full sized image, I in turn have to refuce the size via the projector feature
for each different track. Is there a set-up where the smaller image can be
retained despite switching between tracks? Thanks

It sounds like you want to play the video, click pause, right-click on the
video, select 'Video Size', then uncheck the "Fit player..." options...

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"Iain" <Iain@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am using a Sanyo projector with my laptop. When I reduce the size of the
> DVD image (via projector feature) onto a medium sized screen it remains at
> the correct size UNTIL i click onto another DVD track. It then switches
> to a
> full sized image, I in turn have to refuce the size via the projector
> feature
> for each different track. Is there a set-up where the smaller image can
> be
> retained despite switching between tracks? Thanks

"Iain" wrote:

> I am using a Sanyo projector with my laptop. When I reduce the size of the
> DVD image (via projector feature) onto a medium sized screen it remains at
> the correct size UNTIL i click onto another DVD track. It then switches to a
> full sized image, I in turn have to refuce the size via the projector feature
> for each different track. Is there a set-up where the smaller image can be
> retained despite switching between tracks? Thanks

Hi, figured it out, if I have the Media Player on my laptop showing "now
playing" screen, and change the DVD track, it reverts back to full screen
size. BUT if I click the "library" tab RATHER than "Now Playing" it keeps
the pre set (smaller) screen size. Thanks IM