[Rikku33]

If I’m not mistaken multitouch to zoom or scroll the screen would only be possible if installing an extra driver. Well at least some laptop touchpads need extra drivers for this. Which leaves the question if this will be implemented. If I think further I don’t even know if windows 7 supports smooth zooming. 😀
So thanks for your support. Hope I could be helpful.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Rikku33.

[Rikku33]

When using magnifying glass i can scroll to the top right by moving the mouse with one finger on the edge of the screen. It works the other way, too but not until the bottom left. It stops before. So one could not reach start button. The mouse works but I wanted to use that without.

[Rikku33]

When watching the flickering the VLC player keeps being maximized window but in 3 diffent sizes:
-at correct full size
-partly outsize the screen as if height and width were flipped
-as if the screen had only 1080 * 1080
The desktop itself keeps being in place. Something must confuse the player.

[Rikku33]

There are even more problems: In this last state i cannot enter fullscreen properly. Moving my finger will make the VLC window flicker weirdly and the fullscreen controls will not show when moving the mouse.

[Rikku33]

Now I managed to start in landscaped mode (which leaves only a few pixels to click to start the connection).
This changes the outcome:
-correct aspect ratio now and when rotation back to this
-when rotating to the left (so the phone stands on the head) it rotates to correct aspect ratio
-when rotating further to the left the screen is flipped standing on top at correct aspect ratio
-when rotating back (so the phone stands on the head again) it rotates to correct aspect ratio but this time the screen is flipped standing on top
-when instead rotating further (now the cable on the left side) the screen is flipped on top at correct ratio
-when rotating further (now cable down) the screen is rotated to the left and stretched the player beeing on the left side of the phone
-when finally rotating back to start it is as correct as at start 🙂

[Rikku33]

Sorry for my bad english, I’m from germany.
If I set landscape mode the resolution and VLC window are correct. But only as long as the phone lies on the ground. When lifted it gets rotated 90 degrees clockwise. In all 3 orientations. It does not rotate further by standing on the head sometimes. But now I have made a video with VLC in fullscreen:
rikku33.bplaced.net/bugreport/test.mp4

[Rikku33]

Yes, this was the gesture. Thanks. If you want I can tell you more problems.
If I ask the Internet my iPhone has a screen resolution of 2340 * 1080.
If I set this resolution, windows reports it as correctly taken. But that didn’t happen always. I got the feeling I first have to add the IP to make the change worky. Can this be true?
Windows seems to remember the horizontal-setting which is nice.
When playing a full screen video in VLC everything is flattened.
If moving the window in the middle of both monitors it seems the height is 2.5 times higher as it should.
And the mouse will not click where I click. In horizontal rotation everything seems coorect.
Ah, now I see: The screen output will be stretched as if it was 1080 * 2340.
Now guess what would happen if I try to set this resolution? “max 2436 * 1125” 🙁

[Rikku33]

2. Maybe, I just read about the meaning of pinch gesture. So didn’t have tested yet.
3. How am I supposed to do that. Use a second phone? The problem is only as described when activiting auto-rotation. If disabled it behaves different. And if I manage to duplicate the desktop, which isn’t always allowed by windows, it gets even more strange and reverts back to Extend Mode at the second rotation.

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