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[benn600]

I'd love it if you could add an overlay when zooming video that said the percentage you were at...perhaps white and transparent.  That would be perfect!

[Matt]

Yes, the mouse-wheel zooming for DVD, video, image, and TV playback is wow.

Or did I miss the point.

[benn600]

Yes.  I'm asking for an onscreen percentage meter so you know how close or far away you are (25%) because it would help when you want to get back to 100%.  By the way, it should be relative to the screen size, not the video resolution.

[Yaobing]

By the way, it should be relative to the screen size, not the video resolution.

Why? I think it makes more sense to compare with the native size of video. That would also be consistent with what we already have for image playback.

[raym]

Yes, the mouse-wheel zooming for DVD, video, image, and TV playback is wow.

Or did I miss the point.

This is excellent and I hadn't realised it even existed!! Could we get the "+" and "-" keys to do the zooming too just like image playback please? Would be good for remote control purposes.

I agree that an on-screen percentage would be useful so you know how to get back to the original video size.

Thanks.

[Yaobing]

Video zoom out to as far as the native video size or the window size, whichever is smaller. If you play in a reasonably larege window (or full screen), you can zoom all the way out to get to native video size.

[raym]

Could we get the "+" and "-" keys to do the zooming too just like image playback please? Would be good for remote control purposes.

This is what I meant to say before.

Thanks.

[Yaobing]

Yes, I got your point.

[park]

I like the way that the video or image zooms into wherever you are pointing the cursor when you use the scroll wheel to zoom. That's very intuitive.

[raym]

I like the way that the video or image zooms into wherever you are pointing the cursor when you use the scroll wheel to zoom. That's very intuitive.

Yes I agree but for image playback, you can also use the + and - keys to do the same thing. I just think this should apply to all "zooming" across the board. I'm not suggesting these keys should replace the mouse wheel.