Windows Media Player question

[Agamemnon]

How do you stretch the video size horizontally?

[Syuusuke]

By moving the little border between the window pane and the video area?

[Agamemnon]

No, I mean actually stretch the video resolution horizontally even after you've set it to full screen.

[Zeph]

I dont believe you can.

[4RT1LL3RY]

I don't think WMP has an aspect ratio adjustment. Winamp does though.

[Agamemnon]

Good ol' Winamp. Can finally use her again for something.

[Bodzilla]

Winamp > WMP

also, welcome back to the Light side of the force.

[Agamemnon]

Winamp has always been a resource hog for me, ergo why I stopped using it, not to mention I like the auto-find feature of WMP.

[Bodzilla]

what u mean like the "J" key in winamp? or are u thinking of something different.

i've never had a problem with Winamp Hogging the computer. in-fact i've had the computers completely lock up and winamp just keeps playing fine in the backround :)

[Agamemnon]

Complete opposite for me. Then again, it was on a completely different computer and was over four years ago. Needless to say, I just never put in the time to fiddle around with it again.

[Kornman00]

itunes ftw

[Reaper Man]

itunes ftw
Yeah, I love the way iTunes 7.5 bluescreens my computer and freezes when I play podcasts. :awesome:

[Agamemnon]

iTunes ftl. Every time I had my iPod plugged in the whole computer would freeze for five or ten seconds every few hours. Oh, and also gotta love those annoying ass updates every three seconds, "OMFG UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE YOU FAG UPDATE."

[4RT1LL3RY]

Switch to linux and use audacity? Its awesome.
Or check here (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/2007/10/26/media_player_roundup/)

VLC media player is nice and compact, less features but very low cpu usage.

Or Foobar2000, think of WMP, but the older one that wasn' a system hog.
But it only plays music