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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 852359" data-attributes="member: 18896">If you have any custom remote buttons left, you can assign one to:&nbsp;MediaPortal config -&gt; Remote -&gt; Find the 'Mapping' for the remote you use -&gt; Locate custom button you want to adjust/edit -&gt; &quot;All Layers&quot; -&gt; Condition = &quot;No Condition&quot; -&gt; Action = &quot;Window&quot; + &quot;Fullscreen Video&quot;&nbsp;Be sure to 'OK' all the dialogs, so that MediaPortal config closes correct and actually saves the changes into the XML configuration files.&nbsp;You can also use the default mapped keyboard shortkey 'X', and with the mouse you can just click on the mini/PiP video playing which will put a focus ring around it and clicking it then will go fullscreen as well.&nbsp;PS: The actual origin/source of this behaviour is usually the splitter, video or audio codec you use.&nbsp;Enjoy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 852359, member: 18896"] If you have any custom remote buttons left, you can assign one to: MediaPortal config -> Remote -> Find the 'Mapping' for the remote you use -> Locate custom button you want to adjust/edit -> "All Layers" -> Condition = "No Condition" -> Action = "Window" + "Fullscreen Video" Be sure to 'OK' all the dialogs, so that MediaPortal config closes correct and actually saves the changes into the XML configuration files. You can also use the default mapped keyboard shortkey 'X', and with the mouse you can just click on the mini/PiP video playing which will put a focus ring around it and clicking it then will go fullscreen as well. PS: The actual origin/source of this behaviour is usually the splitter, video or audio codec you use. Enjoy. [/QUOTE]

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