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  • Plugin Author Dustin Lammiman

    (@nosecreek)

    Can you send me an example link? I haven’t seen any cases where that piece of code adds any black bars. Are you sure that your dimensions are set properly? The plugin uses the height/width set in the shortcode to determine the video aspect ration, so if they are set wrong it would cause the black bars to appear.

    Thread Starter Dirk S

    (@thedsp)

    please have a look at http://www.webZunder.com/

    Thread Starter Dirk S

    (@thedsp)

    It might also be the style="padding-bottom:56.25%;" in the video Wrapper. If I lower it, the black bars get smaller…

    Plugin Author Dustin Lammiman

    (@nosecreek)

    Hi, sorry I haven’t had time to look at your exact demo. In most cases the IE fix doesn’t seem to hurt other browsers. The padding-bottom:56.25% is the main piece of css used to set the ratio for the video. It is calculated for each video using the dimensions you supply (height/width). In your case it looks like 56.25% is the correct ratio. Probably for now your best bet is to remove the padding-top from the CSS file and I will do some more testing and try to fix this for the next version.

    Thread Starter Dirk S

    (@thedsp)

    Its something else: the 30 px seems to be related to class=”vjs-poster”
    Out of an original preview picture of 640×360 it streches it to 640×390…

    That will probably stay the size for the video wrapper, adding a black bar of 15px above and below.

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