iTunes movie-watching controller tip
by Robert Daeley
Cool tip discovered just now whilst watching a video podcast in iTunes.
6 Comments
| pauldwaite 2007-03-12 16:03:16 |
I never knew that, so thanks for sharing :) |
| Macam 2007-03-12 17:57:00 |
If you watch a lot of video podcasts, as I do, I'd be surprised if you never stumbled onto that sooner. It's almost too easy in some instances to accidentally move it, but then again, perhaps you have greater trackpad/mouse accuracy than I do. Also, that overlay is something that seems to be coming in Leopard's DVD Player app, so get used to it:) |
| Robert 2007-03-12 18:18:30 |
See, Macam, that's probably it -- I've only just been paying attention to video podcasts recently. Ah, well -- at least Paul and I have been newly informed. :D |
| Frank 2007-03-12 21:11:22 |
Thanks for the info. It was new to me as well. It would have been pretty hard for me to find by accident and I guess because of the way it fades on and off when you mouse over I never thought it would function as a distinct object that I could move. Very cool though.
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| Simon Hibbs 2007-03-13 04:20:48 |
VLC has the same feature. It's floating control bar looks very similar to the Quicktime/iTunes one, and with VLCs new support for the apple remote it's become my video file player of choice. |
| Ivan 2008-05-06 01:30:11 |
Is there a way to turn off that overlay controller in windows itunes? |
