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This is mainly for VideoPlayer.Cover. Currently there's no way I know of to hide VideoPlayer.Cover if it has no thumb. It always falls back to defaultvideo.png. Maybe add a visibility condition for images Control.HasThumb can solve this?
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Try substring(Control.GetLabel,defaultvideo.png).
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Nope, doesn't work because videoplayer.cover doesn't return anything when put in a label control.
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You can do Control.GetLabel on an image control and it returns the image path most of the time... should work also for videoplayer.cover.
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thx, making it an image did the trick!
