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With all the borders turned off on every source/window, there is still a black border that active video overlaps if you have any (green or red) tallys still on. If you also turn off all tallys, the black border goes away.

Hi Michael,

I am not sure what the question is.  If it is about the Tally box video space then yes that is normal -- if you want to minimize this but still have tally then change to the Label Tally and it will remove the box tally and gain back that space.

With all the borders turned off on every source/window, there is still a black border that active video overlaps if you have any (green or red) tallys still on. If you also turn off all tallys, the black border goes away.

It wasn't really a question...more of a bug report, as it looks strange to have a black border overlapping active video, and having additional video after the border, especially when all the borders are supposed to be turned off. Even the client noticed it. This makes it harder to see where active video actually ends, especially when you are lining up DVE boxes with borders. I appreciate your work-around but this is weird. 

Hi Michael,

I am not sure what the question is.  If it is about the Tally box video space then yes that is normal -- if you want to minimize this but still have tally then change to the Label Tally and it will remove the box tally and gain back that space.

With all the borders turned off on every source/window, there is still a black border that active video overlaps if you have any (green or red) tallys still on. If you also turn off all tallys, the black border goes away.

Oh -- the alignment overlay at the top .. okay now I see it.

If using the Tally Box there will always be a "border" as the Overlay is on top and it has to replace the colour from Black to RED/GREEN.  This can not change and the only option to get rid of it is to use the Tally Label mode instead of Tally Box Mode.

The Alignment of the overlay being off is something we can address.  Do you know what MV Layout you were in when this takes place?

It wasn't really a question...more of a bug report, as it looks strange to have a black border overlapping active video, and having additional video after the border, especially when all the borders are supposed to be turned off. Even the client noticed it. This makes it harder to see where active video actually ends, especially when you are lining up DVE boxes with borders. I appreciate your work-around but this is weird. 

Hi Michael,

I am not sure what the question is.  If it is about the Tally box video space then yes that is normal -- if you want to minimize this but still have tally then change to the Label Tally and it will remove the box tally and gain back that space.

With all the borders turned off on every source/window, there is still a black border that active video overlaps if you have any (green or red) tallys still on. If you also turn off all tallys, the black border goes away.