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CH_ASUSThank you very much for your time, post and excellent value smartphone for money.Generally when you are mirroring your phone - it will mirror the entire phone.
The aspect ratio on ZenFone 6 is 19.5:1
Your TV is very likely 16:9
Meaning the image from ZenFone 6 is wider, and as such it cannot fill the height if it should fill the width (which it should).
Even if you output 4:3 on the video source through MX Player - what MX Player does is resize the video itself - not its own output. You can see from the on-screen displays, that they are still visisble - and that they are in the 19.5:9 aspect.
Zenfone 3 also had a 16::9 screen aspect, matching your TV.
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12-19-2019 02:57 AM
ljubisa.milivojevicI am not quite sure what you would like to illustrate but I dont think there is anything "wrong" technically here.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/34852#Comment_34852
Thank you very much for your time, post and excellent value smartphone for money.
Please,
1. Image:4:3 movie on Zenfone 6. Excellent.......( 646KB)
2.Image:Use the Asus (Android) feature for mirror screen on TV. (MX/VLC player)....... (1.04MB)
3.Image:Use MX/VLC feature for mirror screen on TV. But, then I lose the subtitles on TV..... (11,85 MB)
All the best!
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12-21-2019 03:58 PM
ljubisa.milivojevicI tested it as promised. It behaves the same way you described it and it is logical because we have a different aspect ratio than television. I completely solved the problem by installing this app:When mirroring movie 4:3 aspects ratio, from ZF6 on TV, the entire height of a TV is not used.
(No difference, mirror via Google Chromecast or Wi-Fi direct. No difference Android 9 or 10.)
(But ZF3 used the entire height TV.)
Mirror movie 4:3 aspects ratio