How to: VLC can't Resize Videos!

Yesterday, I tried to watch a video on my MX-16 install.  Unfortunately, the video display was very small and trying to adjust the size of the window did not help. The video size was still the same and taking a snapshot was no use, either:

Yes! The blue rectangle IS the video playing!

Then, I tried fullsize.  I got the same little video size embedded into a big, blue rectangle the size of my whole screen.

Nice, right? The snapshot didn't even show the video!

Ah, the video behaved funny.  Trying to access the menus was a nightmare for they would appear behind the video:

Groovy! How am I supposed to read the menu?

Was this a DRM-related issue?  Or something else?  Apparently, it was something else: it was a video acceleration problem, actually.

The fix was extremely easy.  Since VLC comes with video acceleration by default, if your card is within the unlucky ones, you get what I got.  Thus, all you have to do is disabling that option.  Go to Tools, and then choose Preferences. There, look for video.  Under the Screen category, untick accelerated video output:

Here you are! Let me watch my videos peacefully!

After that, close VLC. Open it again and that pretty much takes care of the problem:

Now I can resize the window and the video display, too!

I can go fullscreen, too!  Problem solved!

Now, the second part will be to tell Dragon Player to do the same!  I've no idea how to do it there!  :P