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Add options to determine where borders will be added when adjusting for aspect.

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Negative numbers mean you can zoom in up to a factor of \-panscanrange+1.
E.g.\& \-panscanrange \-3 allows a zoom factor of up to 4.
This feature is experimental.
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.B \-monitor\-orientation <0-3> (experimental)
Rotate display by 90, 180 or 270 degrees.
Rotates also the OSD, not just the video image itself.
Currently only supported by the gl video output driver.
For all other video outputs -vf ass,expand=osd=1,rotate=n can be used, in the future this might even happen automatically.

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Negative numbers mean you can zoom in up to a factor of \-panscanrange+1.
E.g.\& \-panscanrange \-3 allows a zoom factor of up to 4.
This feature is experimental.
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.TP
.B \-border\-pos\-x <0.0\-1.0> (-vo gl only, default 0.5)
When black borders are added to adjust for aspect, this determines where they are placed.
0.0 places borders on the right, 1.0 on the left.
Values outside the range 0.0 \- 1.0 will add extra black borders on one side
and remove part of the image on the other side.
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.B \-border\-pos\-y <0.0\-1.0> (-vo gl only, default 0.5)
As \-border\-pos\-x but for top/bottom borders.
0.0 places borders on the bottom, 1.0 on the top.
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.B \-monitor\-orientation <0-3> (experimental)
Rotate display by 90, 180 or 270 degrees.
Rotates also the OSD, not just the video image itself.
Currently only supported by the gl video output driver.
For all other video outputs -vf ass,expand=osd=1,rotate=n can be used, in the future this might even happen automatically.