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helta
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Are your bringing up the guide and then wanting it to hide after 5 seconds? Or are you saying the guide is always there and you have to hit a button to get rid of it?
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While watching a video, I often bring up the guide to PAUSE and PLAY again. I'm asking if the guide could automatically hide again after a few seconds.
It is not there when I start watching a video, i bring it up.
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helta
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try messing with the settings in dialogueseekbar.xml if using confluence.
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If you have a remote then why not just press play/pause directly and not use the on-screen controls in the first place?
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I think he just wants to see the the video paused in full screen without the osd in the way.
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I have the same question.
I don't use a keyboard or a mouse, unless I have to perform some type of admin task. 90% of my interaction with that PC is through the remote.
In the course of watching a video, I often have to pause the playback. When I press the button on my remote, the OSD appears. When I resume playback, the OSD remains on the screen until I press the 'back' button.
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Then something is wrong. The osd disappears when you unpause.
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Nope. If the bottom controls come up the OSD remains. On the FTV if you hit pause then play on the remote they do not come up.