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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1244251" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.This is not related to &quot;TV Recordings&quot;. What to see on your screenshot is the currently playing media as background while you are navigating in the GUI. If you want to go back to fullscreen playback you simply need to press the &quot;red&quot; button (above the volume control buttons) on the remote. You will encounter this every time you play a video (no matter if it is a movie, a series, a recording or live TV) and you do some sort of navigation. Then you will end up with the currently playing video as background for the GUI elements. A single press on the remote toggles to fullscreen playback...As long as a media is playing it replaces the background image on all GUI screens. You can have a video as background while you are reading the news or browse your images or,... Nobody expects music playback to stop when you navigate to a different screen. The same is (has to be) valid for video playback. By the way, Kodi, Plex and Emby are acting exactly the same way, so it's a very common feature.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1244251, member: 109222"] Hi. This is not related to "TV Recordings". What to see on your screenshot is the currently playing media as background while you are navigating in the GUI. If you want to go back to fullscreen playback you simply need to press the "red" button (above the volume control buttons) on the remote. You will encounter this every time you play a video (no matter if it is a movie, a series, a recording or live TV) and you do some sort of navigation. Then you will end up with the currently playing video as background for the GUI elements. A single press on the remote toggles to fullscreen playback... As long as a media is playing it replaces the background image on all GUI screens. You can have a video as background while you are reading the news or browse your images or,... Nobody expects music playback to stop when you navigate to a different screen. The same is (has to be) valid for video playback. By the way, Kodi, Plex and Emby are acting exactly the same way, so it's a very common feature. [/QUOTE]

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