Solved [Android] Default-Buttons in OSD
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Hi skippr.

It's true that the OSD used to behave like that.
But Kodi development and the addition of new features has forced me to change that behavoir.



The subtitle dialog (where you get all subtitle options: enable, offset, browse, download etc.) behaves like a regular settings dialog.
That means that it returns to the OSD menu after exit - like video and audio settings.
It's impossible for me to know if you only exit the subtitle dialog with or without downloading a subtitle.

What you can do is to add the subtitle search dialog to your keymaps, so it opens on a keyboard command instead from the OSD.
Something like this:
Code:
<s mod="shift">ActivateWindow(SubtitleSearch)</s>
where Shift/S opens the subtitle search dialog.



Recent PVR development has forced me to change the default OSD button focus behavoir.
Sometimes in PVR the play button is hidden, which forces me to send focus somewhere else.

But I have just changed it so the latest player control button focused will still be focused after re-entering the OSD.
I can't include settings buttons (information, subtitle, video and audio settings buttons etc.).

This change will be included in the next development and official version.
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[Android] Default-Buttons in OSD - by skippr - 2019-06-03, 15:46
RE: Default-Buttons in OSD - by Gade - 2019-06-08, 12:22
RE: Default-Buttons in OSD - by skippr - 2019-06-09, 12:22
RE: Default-Buttons in OSD - by Gade - 2019-06-09, 13:52
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