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Title: Theater View-Video-Movies: What is the command to change panel focus?
Post by: Beamer on May 30, 2012, 01:32:23 pm
As per the title, I am trying to jump to the film title information panel within theater view on the right hand side (Video - Movies).  I can scroll to any film icon but am unable to move to the panel which describes the film i.e director, stored capacity etc without using a mouse.  I have tried Tab & Control Tab without success :(

Can anyone help?
Title: Re: Theater View-Video-Movies: What is the command to change panel focus?
Post by: JimH on May 30, 2012, 01:35:17 pm
OK on a remote, or Enter.
Title: Re: Theater View-Video-Movies: What is the command to change panel focus?
Post by: fitbrit on May 30, 2012, 01:43:09 pm
Enter on the keyboard - did you try that?
Title: Re: Theater View-Video-Movies: What is the command to change panel focus?
Post by: Beamer on May 30, 2012, 01:44:23 pm
OK on a remote, or Enter.

Jim, thanks for the info but I am trying to jump to the panel on the right without changing page view.  The panel on the right has a scroll bar and that is what I am trying to use to show information that is off screen.  I can do it with a mouse but would like to be able to toggle between film covers and description pane.
Title: Re: Theater View-Video-Movies: What is the command to change panel focus?
Post by: Beamer on May 30, 2012, 01:48:24 pm
Enter on the keyboard - did you try that?


Yes, thanks, this is the same idea as Jim proposed. Unfortunately while providing the information I would like to see, I would have preferred to be able to toggle between panels.

Perhaps remote selection of the info panel without changing view was never intended to available!
Title: Re: Theater View-Video-Movies: What is the command to change panel focus?
Post by: Beamer on May 30, 2012, 01:59:31 pm
Having played with the earlier proposals of using Enter, I concede it achieves my aim albeit in a way somewhat different to what I expected.

Thanks Jim / Fitbrit for your input.