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<blockquote data-quote="ruzet" data-source="post: 522630" data-attributes="member: 98734"><p>Hi thanks for help, pressing Y helps in case of AVI-files playing. In case of DVD I can see no controls, no progress bar, pressing Y does not help. Thus I have no information and also no opportunity to stop video, switch on subtitles, ... I can stop it just by remembering where is the stop buttom and pushing there by my mouse (till now I have no remote controll ...), in the previous MP (now I have MP 1.1) I could see the controls and progress bar only partially. Partially means controls appeared slowly and progress bar only at the edges of the screen and otherwise it was overlied by the DVD video ...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ruzet, post: 522630, member: 98734"] Hi thanks for help, pressing Y helps in case of AVI-files playing. In case of DVD I can see no controls, no progress bar, pressing Y does not help. Thus I have no information and also no opportunity to stop video, switch on subtitles, ... I can stop it just by remembering where is the stop buttom and pushing there by my mouse (till now I have no remote controll ...), in the previous MP (now I have MP 1.1) I could see the controls and progress bar only partially. Partially means controls appeared slowly and progress bar only at the edges of the screen and otherwise it was overlied by the DVD video ... [/QUOTE]
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