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<blockquote data-quote="fitto" data-source="post: 220749" data-attributes="member: 53259">Hi guys,Well, if it's normal behaviour then we should move it to feature request.Let's think. Screensaver is meant to &quot;save the screen&quot;. That means it's a safety feature to protect our screens from the burn-in.The worst burn-in case is a full screen still image (like when paused). And the screen we want to protect the most is the one in the living room, it's usually the biggest and most expensive. That's specially dangerous for plasma screens, which are very sensitive to burn-in effect, though LCDs and CRTs are not on the safe side either.My cheap DVD player (like most do) jumps to some kind of screensaver whenever an image is left paused. When resuming, the first remote keystroke brings picture back and the second keystroke does whatever you want to.So, I'd request to keep in mind that if screensaver is enabled, a still image can't be left on screen forever. Don't you agree?Thanks for your comments!Fitto</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fitto, post: 220749, member: 53259"] Hi guys, Well, if it's normal behaviour then we should move it to feature request. Let's think. Screensaver is meant to "save the screen". That means it's a safety feature to protect our screens from the burn-in. The worst burn-in case is a full screen still image (like when paused). And the screen we want to protect the most is the one in the living room, it's usually the biggest and most expensive. That's specially dangerous for plasma screens, which are very sensitive to burn-in effect, though LCDs and CRTs are not on the safe side either. My cheap DVD player (like most do) jumps to some kind of screensaver whenever an image is left paused. When resuming, the first remote keystroke brings picture back and the second keystroke does whatever you want to. So, I'd request to keep in mind that if screensaver is enabled, a still image can't be left on screen forever. Don't you agree? Thanks for your comments! Fitto [/QUOTE]

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