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Status: done.
Status: Done.
mplayer has a way of doing this, but it's ugly: a combination of the -zoom, -x and -y options sets the normal size to be full screen. The “full screen remains as before, i.e. smaller than the “normal” size.
Status: Done. Yes, there's a file ~/.mplayer/input.conf that has this information in there. We still need a usable description, but the default definitions are there, so it's relatively easy to guess how to change them. I'm still experimenting with how to set the times, but the next item on the list might help, once I understand the mechanics a bit better.
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