Full screen selfview

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Created by: Patrick Groothuizen on 11-03-2011 11:47:12 AM
When turning on Selfview it is shown in a PiP by default. With the remote control the selfview can be set to full screen in the layout control menu by selecting "Full screen selfview". Is there a discrete command available to select this layout?

Subject: RE: Full screen selfview
Replied by: Viggo Fredriksen on 11-03-2011 12:31:17 PM
Hi,

  this depends on the state the codec is currently in. The easiest way to find out what layouts are available, is
to download the TC Console and browse through the available layouts. The API allows you to set which layout
family should be used (which is what the OSD uses):

1xCommand Video PictureLayoutSet LayoutFamily: <auto/custom/equal/fullscreen/presentationlargespeaker>

For example setting the fullscreen layout family:

1xCommand Video PictureLayoutSet LayoutFamily: fullscreen

Subject: RE: Full screen selfview
Replied by: Patrick Groothuizen on 11-03-2011 02:49:35 PM
I only want to to use the full screen selfview when the codec is not in a call. I tried all available (default) layouts via TC control but none of them forced the selfview image to full screen.

Subject: RE: Full screen selfview
Replied by: Patrick Groothuizen on 16-03-2011 04:09:30 PM
I only want to use the full screen selfview when the codec is in idle. The layout is set to "auto" and "selfview is set to "ON". With the remote control now I can toggle between "Wallpaper with Selfview", "Full screen Selfview" and "Hide selfview" in the Layout Control Menu. What serial command do I have to send to get the "Full screen Selfview"?

With the commands you sent me in your first reply nothing seems to happens.

Can you please have a try?

Regards,

Patrick

Subject: RE: Full screen selfview
Replied by: Jonas Tysso on 16-03-2011 04:24:27 PM
Hi Patrick,

in order to get fullscreen selfview you can send the command:

1xcommand Video PictureLayoutSet LayoutFamily: equal

If selfview is turned off, you need this as well to turn selfview on:

1xconfiguration Video selfview: on

Cheers,

Jonas