Movies > actor info: strange navigation behaviour, wrong header image

[chefkoch]

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Hi

Found some strange navigation behaviour or some bugs in actor-info-screen.

go to videos > switch view to actors > view the info page of an actor

• navigation behaviour
  biography is activated

  biography is focused:

  press UP: focus is lost, should stay on biography
  press LEFT: focus is on movies, should stay on biography
  press RIGHT: focus is on movies, should stay on biography

  movies is focused:

  press DOWN: focus is lost, should stay on movies

  movies is activated

  biography is focused:

  press UP: focus is lost, should stay on biography
  press LEFT: focus is on arrow-down, should stay on biography

  movies is focused:

  press DOWN: focus is lost, should stay on movies
  press LEFT: focus is on arrow-down, should stay on movies

  arrow (up OR down) is focused:

  press DOWN: focus is on movies, should stay on arrow
  press LEFT: focus is always on movies, even if biography was focused before arrow

• header-image
  The header image shows the movieinfo_logo.png, there should be a seperate actorinfo_logo.png.
• biography text control
  Now the biography text control is textboxscrollup. What do your think about using textbox? The control's size is enough so the user can read more slower.

best regards
chefkoch