Heads up display (HUD), how to enable
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telstrareg
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Heads up display (HUD), how to enable
On an older PC, whenever I changed the playback speed using the square bracket keys, there used to be a HUD appear which showed the new playback speed. How do I enable that? I realise you can see it on the status bar but I prefer the other way.
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telstrareg
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Re: Heads up display (HUD), how to enable
I'm surprised no one knows the answer to this.
Do people not understand what I'm talking about? When you pressed the speed change keys, the new playback speed would fade in and out on the screen in large characters.
Do people not understand what I'm talking about? When you pressed the speed change keys, the new playback speed would fade in and out on the screen in large characters.
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kodela
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Re: Heads up display (HUD), how to enable
Disable "Enable On Screen Display (OSD)" in the simple Preferences for Subtitles / OSD.
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telstrareg
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Re: Heads up display (HUD), how to enable
It was already enabled. Tried turning on and off but still no good. Could it be anything else?
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kodela
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Re: Heads up display (HUD), how to enable
Have you saved the change and rebooted the VLC?
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telstrareg
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Re: Heads up display (HUD), how to enable
yes, of course and the pc as well.
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