in this example, the video is showing a bash console. The last 3 lines of output cannot be shown. Some programs (like tmux) will write a control bar on the bottom edge of the console, so its not possible to add some empty prompt lines to compensate.
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If I click on the note, the video begins to play. While its playing, if i move the mouse away, the controls disappear. But when the playback is completed, they are redrawn. Moving the mouse back and then away, does not have any effect at that point.
Incidentally the cursor in the screenshot is actually just part of the content of the video
I would say more normal is for the control bar to disappear when mouse moved away, or to be rendered outside of the video. Eg as when clicking on the attachment as opposed to the note, or in any playback standalone client, where it would not be expected that the controls would overlap the content pane.
Often it is not a critical issue, but here,
I am creating a serious of notes documenting various terminal activity that either ends with a terminal prompt, or say in a terminal multiplexor like tmux, which renders a control bar at the bottom of the terminal window.
This issue really kind of ruins the effect for these notes, the consumer of them needs to see the whole content of the last frame of the video at completion (and preferably while playing, regardless of where the mouse is).
