3.png (1,101kb) downloaded 5 time(s). 4.png (777kb) downloaded 4 time(s). 2.png (1,563kb) downloaded 1 time(s). 1.png (1,724kb) downloaded 1 time(s). 5.png (3,570kb) downloaded 0 time(s). 6.png (3,910kb) downloaded 1 time(s).Hello to all! I haven’t written anything here for a long time ... either I’m always confused by this ... or I stopped noticing and learned to bypass the shortcomings.
BUT. I thought everything myself would do it - but no.
In the multi view, we select the necessary overlays and build a composition - and then the trouble! Everywhere where work with assignment and assignment of inputs is available - there is an opportunity to assign an empty input and when a video becomes in its place - there will be an automatic substitution for all dependent commands (like on the example of screenshots) EXCEPT multi view! How terribly inconvenient it is when you have a permanent frame, but the video in it always changes and you need to hell every time you need to re-insert the video in all places!And how it would be convenient if I assigned the entry number and when the video appeared there it was entered where the number was assigned itself!
You have very successfully implemented in this plan triggers, Console binding and shortcut keys. And then the trouble is simple - there is not enough binding to the entrance for complete happiness.

@DWAM Hi

It is a very good idea what is suggested.
But the inputs only turn on and off with direct cut ... cold

1.- It would be possible to add transitions to each entry in the multiview, so that the composition is more dynamic.

2.- add the in / out behavior of the xaml graphics (as they do in overlay) when turning on and off the multiview entries.