Hallo!
I am watching some sports streams and it is important that I NOT be able to see the current time. There are two places it appears -- in the bottom right hand corner of the display, and, every time I skip forward with <right> or <ctrl>-<right>, etc. it is displayed on the overlay in two ways, in numbers and with a progress bar. How can all of this information be supressed?
Supressing Time Data
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Re: Supressing Time Data
deactivate OSD and toggle minimal view.
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Re: Supressing Time Data
Thank you! So, specifying --no-osd certainly solves half of the problem. However, even in "minimal" interface mode, when in fullscreen display, moving the mouse shows the time in the bottom right corner and a progress bar. How can this information also be suppressed?
Thanks again,
Micah
Thanks again,
Micah
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