kas1e wrote:Did you mean problem the same and with reaction versinon and with mui version , when overlay mode is used, right ?
Sadly not as it seems that MUI version you port handle that in a different way, so even without drop shadow active you will still live with all that strange white stripes, i can say also that on MPlayer MUI version all looks even worse as the stripes are bigger and more invasive--> so problem is bigger aswell even if maybe caused by another thing or another specific option in compositing !
For now i did my test with the Reaction port only, so my thread and all step is more related to that version, i will check later if disabling the entire compositing will cure also the white stripes on the MUI port, however i can say that there is a workaround almost for MPlayer MUI, just changing the aspect ratio for any video to 16:10 and all goes better, of course not the best solution but atleast you will not have these horrible stripes anymore ! ...
(Take note that I always use p96_pip as video driver in MUI MPlayer and overlay is active of course)
kas1e wrote:If so, how you disable only shadows but keep compositing ? All what i found for now, its in prefs:gui/effects few areas "windows drop shadows" and "screen tittle bar drop shadow" , in which i can't disable shadow, but can set X/Y to 0. And so i do it, save, reboot : and mplayer still show white background instead of black one.
Then i disable compositing, save, reboot, and tryed same video again : background are black.
So, if for sure related to compositing, but i dunno how to disable shadows while compositing is ON. I can raise a BZ on compositing already, but better if you can show what steps (step by step) need to do to have compositing enabled, but disabled shadow and have black background in mplayer.
It's easy Roman, just set all the shadow items to 0 --> including X/Y coordinates and so on, border color can still black or any other color you have by default (here default is black and maybe it's black also on your system) so you don't need to change it as it will NOT used if you had ticked at 0 all the others, so in short the only important thing is to be sure that all item options in drop shadow section will be ticked to zero, then any eventual background color for the shadow will be ignored
This should disable any drop shadow functionality from your system but at the same time mantaining the compositing engine active for any other use
