PowerDVD 11 but it seems there is no OSD button!

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Hello.
Can anyone please help because I'm getting crazy here?

I have PowerDVD 11 but it seems there is no OSD button!
And i need to untick it, because an angle window appears every now and then in Star Trek Original series bluray!

here's the review for PowerDVD 11, and i can't find any OSD menu!
http://www.digital-digest.com/articles/archive_powerdvd_review_page24.html

[DB83]

6 years, 9 hours and 14 minutes.

And your question is not even related to the OP.

[thinredline]

6 years, 9 hours and 14 minutes.

And your question is not even related to the OP.

I'm sorry that I didn't create a new thread to flood the forum.

thread title:
PowerDVD - using OSD panel

How is this not related with my problem?
Don't I have a problem using the OSD in PowerDVD?

[DB83]

Hardly.

OSD is an information screen/window (well I thought it was). Accessed from configure/player/advanced.

You mentioned an 'Angle' window. Maybe this is built in to that particular BD. And only appears at certain times. An OSD is always on screen unless it is ALWAYS turned off.

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I used PowerDVD 13 that has a box to untick OSD, and the playback is good, without that Angle info appearing, BUT i got other problems with audio gradually going out of sync! I see this is a problem that many have when they upgraded to 13 (or even 12) and unfortunately there isn't a solution.

It seems I should get back to 11, so I'd like to ask again, is there any way at all to disable OSD in powerDVD 11?

[usually_quiet]

6 years, 9 hours and 14 minutes.

And your question is not even related to the OP.

I'm sorry that I didn't create a new thread to flood the forum.

thread title:
PowerDVD - using OSD panel

How is this not related with my problem?
Don't I have a problem using the OSD in PowerDVD?

Members are allowed to create a new thread for their question, even if someone had the exact same problem in the past. Threads are left open here for those who want to post answers, or for the OP to add to the thread. Also, thread hijacking is specifically against the rules here, and while your problem is related to the OSD, it is not the exact same problem that the OP had. You are using a different version of PowerDVD.

FYI digging up an old thread that has been inactive for years to post a new question is almost always the wrong thing to do in any Internet forum.