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Hi,

Mi problem if finding out how to pop iup a small (DVE) window somewhere over the main window.

For example.   When HDMI-1 is selected, I want to display HDMI-2 in a small window somewhere on top of the original (HDMI-1) screen.

Can/How do I do this.   

Happy to use an API.

Thanks in advance

 

Rich

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@RichardD Are you asking as a normal user, or as a developer? If the first one, there are NO options to mess with the settings that you have to do this, it is what it is. If you are a developer,

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@RichardD Are you asking as a normal user, or as a developer? If the first one, there are NO options to mess with the settings that you have to do this, it is what it is.

If you are a developer, then you should be on the official LG developers forum or group, and have a Developer account, and a  test TV set up in developer mode to  try/test your dev software.

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