Yes in part that stopped the bleeding of images between screens, but the screen still goes black before loading the animation, there should be at least a fade out and in when this exchange takes place. In other words there is no transition between images either still or videos. This makes for a poor performance, please advise.
All screens are set to 1920 x 1080 HD resolution at 100%, and all data is stored on a local drive. There should be no delays; however, when scenes change, the images briefly cross from one screen to another before settling down. There seems to be an issue with your system, as two screens run simultaneously. What do I need to do to convince you to address this? This only applies when running two or more monitors in extended mode.
The failure is on all transitons, which includes the native ones to DeskScapes
There are significant issues with using Dreamscapes with a playlist and with videos on multiple monitors. Transitioning between videos after the timeout setting is completed. Instead of a fade in/out or a nice, smooth transition, one ends up with a momentary blank screen, then the picture flickers from one screen to another, and then it settles down. Very annoying. Please advise on how to remove this. Thank you
Did not realize you could do that, thanks that worked. Regards Chris
AzDude, Did as you recommended and know luck. and tried changing compatibility modes and none of it makes any difference. What I am seeing is the some Icon buttons no longer function correctly, only when there is a different skin than the default one. I have 2 Different Apps like this on a 2 Different Window Versions they fully patch 8.1 and Windows 10. The same results can be had even using old Windows version. The software in question here is likely one you will neve
Hi Folks Love to use Windowblinds, unfortunately some of the programs I use, both Windows8 and Windows10 will not function correctly when using any them other than the default theme. As it messes up some applications. Does anyone have any ideas as to why? Regards Chris