fullscreen

So what I'm trying to do is have fullscreen video across my website. But I would like to auto play a youtube video and automatically in fullscreen (The size of the browser window). My site navigation is left and right arrows that slide from page to page. Then up and down arrows that scroll up and down each page. But the only thing I'm trying to get done is autoplay a youtube video in fullscreen, again, the size of the browser window. Or am I going to have to host the video myself? Which may be easier, but will take up bandwidth that I'll have to pay for. Anyway thank you in advance for your

I am trying to make the application startup in a presentation mode while disabling the Dock, Menubar, Processes Switching, etc. I have this code so far: let presOptions: NSApplicationPresentationOptions = .HideDock | // Dock is entirely unavailable. Spotlight menu is disabled. // .AutoHideMenuBar | // Menu Bar appears when moused to. // .DisableAppleMenu | // All Apple menu items are disabled. .DisableProcessSwitching | // Cmd+Tab UI is disabled. All Exposé functionality is also disabled. .DisableForceQuit | // Cmd+Opt+Esc panel is disabled. .DisableSessionTermination | // PowerKey panel and

Could someone point me to any examples on how to write full-screen apps for Mac OS X in Ojective-C with Cocoa? Add the following code to the NSView you want to make fullscreen: [view enterFullScreenMode:[NSScreen mainScreen] withOptions:nil]; It's exactly the same, the only thing you need to watch for is if you have any NSWindow specific code... http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Cocoa/Reference/ApplicationKit/Classes/NSView_Class/Reference/NSView.html http://nehe.gamedev.net/data/lessons/lesson.asp?lesson=02 There is an OSX Cocoa example for many of the tutorials. Try this:

I encountered a very interesting cross-browser HTML5/CSS issue: whenever there is an animation WITH -webkit-animation-fill-mode: both; attached to a DIV containing HTML5 video element, this video won't fill whole window in native HTML5 full-screen mode, i.e. the video size in full-screen will be limited to parent element dimensions. Description may be confusing, so I have created a simplified example: http://jsfiddle.net/7SsPa/3/embedded/result/ (note: jsFiddle does not allow full screen mode at all, but it gives understanding of what happens. To see same code with full-screen enabled, you can

I am trying to build an Adobe AIR app that runs on two monitors with an extended desktop. Is that possible? I've read fullscreen is restricted to a single display and the only option is to maximize the app to both displays. Is that right? If so, how can I hide OSX top menu bar? Just for the record, OSX does not allow you to have more than one full screen applications (of any kind, not just AIR) open at the same time nor it let's you to expand a full screen app to more than one display. tsugua An application window can span multiple displays as long as the window is sized properly. Menubar and