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<blockquote data-quote="Ruud" data-source="post: 305608" data-attributes="member: 10538">Hi Kesar,I'm still on board off this thread, so you deserve response <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />.Regarding your provided links: some awesome work is going in there, but my previous point about yet another application that needs maintenance etc. springs into mind again.... I like to reuse: we already have a super interface , lets 'reuse' it for our touchscreen, that way the maintenance hurdle is much easier taken because changes not only affect the touchscreen users but everybody (the good old: economies of scale rule)I begin to fancy the idea of extending the windows desktop over two screens and then have a MP screens be skinned over these two screens where one screen is only (video) output and the other is the normal MP interface. If it is technically possible, then we can have everything without additional applications: it would be a matter of skinning.IDEA: Well when I come to think of it: the only change that needs to take place is that when you press full screen in e.g. TV or video, the output (your movie or tv program) goes to your second monitor in stead of over your MP interface, your MP menus stay on the other screen (same as they do now where they are 'hidden' behind your output (?)Any developer with thoughts on that one?regards,Ruud.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruud, post: 305608, member: 10538"] Hi Kesar, I'm still on board off this thread, so you deserve response ;). Regarding your provided links: some awesome work is going in there, but my previous point about yet another application that needs maintenance etc. springs into mind again.... I like to reuse: we already have a super interface , lets 'reuse' it for our touchscreen, that way the maintenance hurdle is much easier taken because changes not only affect the touchscreen users but everybody (the good old: economies of scale rule) I begin to fancy the idea of extending the windows desktop over two screens and then have a MP screens be skinned over these two screens where one screen is only (video) output and the other is the normal MP interface. If it is technically possible, then we can have everything without additional applications: it would be a matter of skinning. [b]IDEA:[/b] Well when I come to think of it: the only change that needs to take place is that when you press full screen in e.g. TV or video, the output (your movie or tv program) goes to your second monitor in stead of over your MP interface, your MP menus stay on the other screen (same as they do now where they are 'hidden' behind your output (?) Any developer with thoughts on that one? regards, Ruud. [/QUOTE]

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