Removes black bars on ultrawide videos and offers advanced options to fix aspect ratio.
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Removes unnecessary black bars from the videos. Youtube and Twitch are officially supported by default. You can enable it for other sites as well, but support for other sites is not guaranteed.
Features:
1️⃣ Automatic aspect ratio detection (not supported on websites that utilize DRM. You may want to turn this option off when on battery power or when experiencing performance issues)
2️⃣ Crop to aspect ratio
3️⃣ Stretch video
4️⃣ Zoom video to aspect ratio
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Removes videos black bars on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Youtube by changing to ultrawide video aspect ratio.
Removes black bars from videos on ultrawide screens (21:9, 32:9, etc) everywhere, including YouTube, Netflix, Prime Video, etc.
Remove black bars from streaming videos. Control aspect ratio, use PiP mode, and enhance video playback on popular platforms.
Remove black bars and fit any video to your screen. Works on Netflix, YouTube, Prime, Disney+, HBO and all video sites.
Remove black bars when watching YouTube videos on ultrawide monitors
Adds various features to Netflix like support for ultrawide displays (21:9 aspect ratio).
I'm only giving this a 4 star review because it essentially is a monopoly on this feature. However, keep in mind that it's incredibly janky. Disney+ works, but it screws up the UI. Netflix works, but I have to screw around with the ratios using the keyboard shortcuts every time I open something, even if it's something that isn't 21:9 and I want to keep in its original aspect ratio. Netflix also forces non-21:9 content to the left of the screen. I can't even disable it on Netflix for whatever reason. Speaking of keyboard shortcuts, I wanted to set a shortcut for centering videos for this issue (because why would I want it aligned with the left or right?), but I wasn't able to get the options menu to allow me to save it. I filled in the box, clicked save, but it just didn't take despite trying several times. Anyway, Amazon just flat out doesn't work. Crunchyroll works, but if it's not 21:9, it's forced to the right side of the screen which is a nuisance. The only website that works without a hitch is YouTube. So, if you just watch nothing but YouTube, purchase/rent movies on YouTube, then you're good (although at this current time, YouTube is undergoing maintenance which leaves all movies and shows forced down to 480p). However, if you're wanting to use it for other websites, just know what you're getting into. If there was any other option for this outside of using the windows Magnifier tool which causes pixel artifacting and is always a pain to manage and is rarely ever a perfect fit to the screen, then I would give this a 2 or a 3 star rating. But this is all that's available. So if you want to watch the Mandalorian in 21:9 as it was what prompted me to download this, this plugin is your best bet. It really emphasizes the issue with choosing to get an ultrawide, and it makes me wish that websites like Amazon and Disney+ would be considerate of people like us who are essentially cast out, with all the cinemascope films being rendered in 16:9 with black bars which just makes the screen size about 1/4 of the total size. It's not like rendering content in its native aspect ratio would take up extra space or cause issues. In fact, for awhile, content on YouTube and Amazon *were* in their native aspect ratios. Then some time in the middle of this year, they decided to re-render everything in 16:9, with exception to Netflix. Netflix is the only site that seems to get it.
Doesn';t work...
Does not work for me. Nothing happens. Video stays just like it was, with huge frame. No idea how to make it work.
works great with youtube ! :)
Since the latest update, embedded videos on Facebook and Reddit will occasionally be off-set from the window they are in, only showing a small corner of the video. Also, theater mode videos like Twitch and Facebook Gaming are not scaling properly for the window they are in - Twitch theater mode will put the video behind chat. I was looking for a solution to these issues when I found this extension. Turns out, I already had it (I had forgotten), and it was what was causing the problem 🤦♂️.
Doesnt work! Every 21:9 extension doesnt work. IDK if its a windows 10 update that broke all the extensions for 21:9 or.... Ive tried everything to get this to work and nothing. Also how to use use key short cuts it just shows a letter. EXAPLE (A) for automatic or (R) for reset , etc but its does nothing. Do I hit Shift + A or something along those lines??
her youtube videosunda çalışmıyor
Плагин UltraWide Video - это самый лучший плагин что был. Этот же Ultrawidify - полная х-я(((( Не советую ставить!
It works. I have also tested Nebula and Curiosity Stream. Both work with setting the different aspect ratios (16:9; 18:9; 21:9) as well as the "Fit height" and "Fit width" buttons. However. I thought the "Automatic" button would always maximize to width or height depending on where the black bars are on the current screen. Either I have understood that wrong or it doesn't work. It just does nothing and displays the video as if the extension was not there.
i cant make the picture stretched out?