Fullscreen Frenzy: Conquering the Black Bars of Hulu on Your iPhone
Ah, Hulu. The land of endless entertainment, from cult classic sitcoms to tear-jerking dramas. But sometimes, that entertainment gets held hostage by pesky black bars flanking your video. Fear not, fellow streamer, for I, your friendly neighborhood tech guru, am here to banish those bars and unleash the full-screen glory of Hulu on your iPhone!
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| How To Make Hulu Full Screen On Iphone |
The Elusive Fullscreen Button: A Hunt Worthy of Indiana Jones (But Easier)
First things first, there's a sneaky little button on the Hulu app that, when tapped, expands your video to fill the entire screen. This magical button is usually depicted by a box with four outward-facing arrows. Just fire up Hulu, pick your poison (a show, a movie, anything that tickles your fancy), and press play. Once the video starts rolling, scan the bottom right corner of your screen. There it is, your fullscreen freedom fighter! A gentle tap, and POOF! Your video expands to fill the screen, banishing the black bars to oblivion.
But wait, you cry, what if this mystical button isn't there? Don't panic! There's a chance you've encountered a temporary glitch in the Hulu Matrix.
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The Force Awakens...The Force of Rotation, That Is
Here's where things get a little more Mission: Impossible than Indiana Jones. If the button is MIA, unlock the secret power of your iPhone's rotation lock. This cunning maneuver involves:
- Swiping down from the top right corner of your screen to access the Control Center.
- Spotting the rotation lock icon (it looks like a little phone with an arrow in a circular path).
- Tap that icon to disable it.
Now, with rotation lock vanquished, tilt your iPhone sideways while your video is playing. Voila! The video should automatically switch to fullscreen mode, making the most of your iPhone's beautiful display.
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Remember: This rotation trickery might not always work, but it's a handy alternative when the button goes rogue.
Fullscreen Fun: The Wrap-Up
And there you have it! With these simple steps, you've conquered the black bars and unlocked the world of fullscreen Hulu on your iPhone. Settle in, grab some popcorn (or your favorite snack), and get ready to be transported to a world of cinematic bliss (well, maybe not cinematic, but definitely entertaining).
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How-To FAQs for the Fullscreen Fanatic
Q: How to make Hulu fullscreen on iPhone if the button isn't there?A: Disable rotation lock in the Control Center and tilt your iPhone sideways while the video plays.
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Q: How to get Hulu back to normal screen size after fullscreen?A: Tap the fullscreen button (the box with four arrows) again, or tilt your iPhone back to portrait mode (if rotation lock is disabled).
Q: Why won't Hulu go fullscreen on my iPhone?A: There might be a temporary glitch with the app. Try closing and reopening the app, or restarting your iPhone.
Q: Does Hulu always show black bars, even in fullscreen?A: Some videos, like older movies, may have a different aspect ratio that creates black bars even in fullscreen mode.
Q: How do I make Hulu fullscreen on my Android phone?A: The process is similar! Look for the fullscreen button on the video player, or try double-tapping the video itself.
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