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<blockquote data-quote="Dadeo" data-source="post: 425996" data-attributes="member: 27204">Yes monochrome/indigo has the same problem I mentioned that the play indicators do not always display correctly because they are in videoverlay not videooverlaytop, so the videowindow displays on top of the play indicators.&nbsp; They work fine in musicoverlay. I got the idea to use them from Monochrome/Indigo, but then I wanted them to always display correctly!&nbsp; I know it is only cosmetic, but I was hoping to get it all to work perfectly.That makes sense to me because I also have a problem with visualizations in overlays.&nbsp; I tried to change them to have the music logo display in overlay even when Vis is turned on, but when I do then any window in which Vis is displayed like the MyTV window (or Now Playing if it has Vis turned on) or TV Preview, will leave the Vis on the screen, in whatever the last position was,&nbsp; no matter what window you navigate to.&nbsp; It stays on the screen until you navigate to a window that resets its position or conditionally turns off media playing. So in Blue3 Vis shows in the music overlay which prevents this behaviour.Great, found it &quot;Last.fm Radio&quot; thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dadeo, post: 425996, member: 27204"] Yes monochrome/indigo has the same problem I mentioned that the play indicators do not always display correctly because they are in videoverlay not videooverlaytop, so the videowindow displays on top of the play indicators. They work fine in musicoverlay. I got the idea to use them from Monochrome/Indigo, but then I wanted them to always display correctly! I know it is only cosmetic, but I was hoping to get it all to work perfectly. That makes sense to me because I also have a problem with visualizations in overlays. I tried to change them to have the music logo display in overlay even when Vis is turned on, but when I do then any window in which Vis is displayed like the MyTV window (or Now Playing if it has Vis turned on) or TV Preview, will leave the Vis on the screen, in whatever the last position was, no matter what window you navigate to. It stays on the screen until you navigate to a window that resets its position or conditionally turns off media playing. So in Blue3 Vis shows in the music overlay which prevents this behaviour. Great, found it "Last.fm Radio" thanks! [/QUOTE]

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