Windows 10: How to get rid of huge volume overlay in Films and TV app!

I know people have asked about it before and there are ways to remove it for chrome and Spotify but how do I remove it when watching anything with the Films and TV app. Anytime you watch a video, whether be it linear algebra tutorial videos or movies, that huge overlay takes up the entire top part of the screen.

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Films & TV App

Hi Justine,

thank you for helping me. I followed the steps that you outlined in your reply, but when I reached step 3 a small frame opened, however, I could not edit to remove the device. This was display only. The document appears to be saying you can only remove a
device by logging in to that device.

For your info I am running Windows 10 Pro in S mode. version 1803 OS build 17134.254.

In the support documents is says:-

How to see your devices

To find out how which and how many devices are currently associated with the Films & TV app:

1. Start the Films & TV app.
2. Go to Settings and tap or click Show my download devices.The pop-up window will display the various devices to which you can download your purchases.

How to remove a device

Note You can only remove one device every 30 days.

To remove a device:

1. Sign in to the device that you want to remove.
2. Start the Films & TV app.
3. Go to Settings and tap or click Download devices.
4. Tap or click Remove this device.

Many thanks

 

Films & Tv App

Hi Guys

In the Films & Tv app is it possible to get my personal films to arrange by folder rather than all listed by name. I'm sure I had it like that but something has changed and now there all listed on one page sorted by name.

Info - My movies are all stored on an external Hdd in a few different folders not in the default Videos folder

Cheers Danny

 

Films & Tv App volume issue

I was playing some videos in the Films & TV app and it was playing only at max volume, regardless of the system and app volume levels, it did mute once reaching 0% on either though.. I had to turn down the volume on the hardware itself. The files were
.mkv if that matters. I recently updated to 1903 build of win 10.