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Playback Data Overlay?
Does anyone know how to have the playback data overlay on the playback screens? I used to know the shortcut keys but I can’t remember what they were.
This screenshot from Youtube to show an example. Disclaimer, It is not my work.
Thanks
Win10 64bit | ASUS X99-AII | i7 6850K @ 3.60GHz | 32GB Ram | GeForce GTX 1080 | DeckLink Mini Monitor 4k
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Click the wrench icon at the bottom corner of the viewer and turn on Overlays. You can determine what’s displayed by entering Overlay Settings in the same pulldown.
John Heiser
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Thanks for the reply John.
The overlay data I’m referring to is similar to diagnostic data. If you look at the screenshot the data includes fps, render info, GPU card etc.Win10 64bit | ASUS X99-AII | i7 6850K @ 3.60GHz | 32GB Ram | GeForce GTX 1080 | DeckLink Mini Monitor 4k
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Did you ever find a solution to hiding the diagnostic info that doesn’t involve resetting preferences/cache?
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Right after posting I found the shortcut and solved the issue on my end.
CTRL + SHIFT + F11
I had to retrace my fumbling around shortcuts. I can’t believe this isn’t listed in the keyboard shortcut preferences, even if it can’t be reassigned.
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