#PLAY OVERLAY WINDOWS#
Using -no-video-deco and -no-embedded-video with vlc will create two VLC windows - a "main" window with all the normal controls and separate borderless "playback" window. a YouTube URL as well: vlc -no-video-deco -no-embedded-video If there's a method to achieve this for streaming sites like youtube I'd be interested as well.Įxample.mp4 is used as a video source above, but this could be e.g. 0.25, 1.5, 2, etc.).Ī -zoom under one reduces video size and a -zoom over one enlarges it. zoom can take whole as well as decimal numbers (e.g. If you want to change the size of the video, you can adjust the -zoom factor of the video: vlc -zoom 2 -video-x=100 -video-y=100 -no-video-deco -no-embedded-video example.mp4 You can use the -video-x and -video-y options respectively to specify where you want your playback window to initially appear (starting from the uppermost left corner of the screen): vlc -video-x=100 -video-y=100 -no-video-deco -no-embedded-video example.mp4 example.mp4).īe aware that using these options may remove the ability to move the window with click/hold/drag. Note that -no-video-deco and -no-embedded-video will likely only have a noticeable effect when a media source is specified (ex. To remove all the window elements from VLC, you will likely want to use the -no-video-deco and -no-embedded-video command line options: vlc -no-video-deco -no-embedded-video example.mp4
That said, you can achieve the removal of the window title bar with some of the command line options for VLC. I'd want something even better and more minimalist, ideally the removal of the top bar to maximize display space.Īs a comment, I don't believe that removing the title bar increases the video size in any way.
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