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<blockquote data-quote="Deel" data-source="post: 542075" data-attributes="member: 25232">Thanks for continuing to pursue this issue. I think your hypothesis might be right. In all cases when the movie does not go fullscreen for me, the full screen button image is either partially or completely off the screen when the player loads. When I click the button, the movie goes full screen, and all the remote functions work.In my case, I'm running my TV (which is an old-fashioned CRT set, not hi-def) at a low resolution (800x600), which is probably why the full screen button ends up appearing offscreen. So the new graphic you created didn't make a difference for me, because in some cases the button is completely off the screen. But today I tried switching my display to a higher resolution (1024x768), and when I launched a movie, it displayed fullscreen without a problem. I'm guessing this is because, at the higher resolution, the fullscreen button is not obscured the way it is at the lower resolution.If there's a way to address that, that would be great. But I imagine I might be one of the few folks around here running such a low desktop resolution (it makes text easier to read in Windows). So I wonder whether it's worth your time! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite10" alt=":oops:" title="Oops!&nbsp; &nbsp; :oops:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":oops:" /> In any case, I hope the information helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deel, post: 542075, member: 25232"] Thanks for continuing to pursue this issue. I think your hypothesis might be right. In all cases when the movie does not go fullscreen for me, the full screen button image is either partially or completely off the screen when the player loads. When I click the button, the movie goes full screen, and all the remote functions work. In my case, I'm running my TV (which is an old-fashioned CRT set, not hi-def) at a low resolution (800x600), which is probably why the full screen button ends up appearing offscreen. So the new graphic you created didn't make a difference for me, because in some cases the button is completely off the screen. But today I tried switching my display to a higher resolution (1024x768), and when I launched a movie, it displayed fullscreen without a problem. I'm guessing this is because, at the higher resolution, the fullscreen button is not obscured the way it is at the lower resolution. If there's a way to address that, that would be great. But I imagine I might be one of the few folks around here running such a low desktop resolution (it makes text easier to read in Windows). So I wonder whether it's worth your time! :ooops: In any case, I hope the information helps. [/QUOTE]

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