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Increase Size of Picture-In-Picture mode?

austridge
austridge
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When Picture-In-Picture mode first release, the size of the video was respective to the video's resolution, the window would increase in size the large the resolution and decrease the smaller. This allowed the window to be customizable in size. Now, for me at least, every picture-in-picture video is a tiny window. Is there a way to tweak and increase the size of the video like before?

When Picture-In-Picture mode first release, the size of the video was respective to the video's resolution, the window would increase in size the large the resolution and decrease the smaller. This allowed the window to be customizable in size. Now, for me at least, every picture-in-picture video is a tiny window. Is there a way to tweak and increase the size of the video like before?

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you can change the size of the picture-in-picture window by dragging the window at the corners

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Daniel Ebenezer
Daniel Ebenezer
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Suluhisho teule

you can change the size of the picture-in-picture window by dragging the window at the corners

austridge
austridge Mwenye swali
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Thank you! I feel stupid now, I appreciate your quick reply Daniel!

charlesjohnsmith57
charlesjohnsmith57
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I have recently run into a problem where the pix in pix keeps getting larger by itself. and then fights me in downsizing it. any ideas?