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Stabilize window minimums and player base size

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Stu Leak 2026-01-07 15:17:20 -05:00
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commit e7610256f2
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@ -6551,6 +6551,7 @@ func runGUI() {
} }
// Adaptive window sizing for professional cross-resolution support // Adaptive window sizing for professional cross-resolution support
w.SetFixedSize(false) // Allow manual resizing and maximizing w.SetFixedSize(false) // Allow manual resizing and maximizing
w.SetMinSize(fyne.NewSize(800, 600))
// Use compact default size (800x600) that fits on any screen // Use compact default size (800x600) that fits on any screen
// Window can be resized or maximized by user using window manager controls // Window can be resized or maximized by user using window manager controls
@ -15087,16 +15088,8 @@ func buildPlayerView(state *appState) fyne.CanvasObject {
fileLabel := widget.NewLabel("No file loaded") fileLabel := widget.NewLabel("No file loaded")
fileLabel.TextStyle = fyne.TextStyle{Bold: true} fileLabel.TextStyle = fyne.TextStyle{Bold: true}
// Determine video pane size based on screen resolution // Use a stable base size; the player container handles aspect-safe scaling.
screenSize := fyne.CurrentApp().Driver().AllWindows()[0].Canvas().Size() playerSize := fyne.NewSize(640, 360)
var playerSize fyne.Size
if screenSize.Width < 1600 {
// Use smaller size for lower resolution displays
playerSize = fyne.NewSize(640, 360)
} else {
// Use larger size for higher resolution displays
playerSize = fyne.NewSize(1280, 720)
}
var videoContainer fyne.CanvasObject var videoContainer fyne.CanvasObject
if state.playerFile != nil { if state.playerFile != nil {