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Thread: YouView Blue Transparency removal

  1. 12-02-21, 14:08 #1
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    Talking YouView Blue Transparency removal

    Hi Does anybody know how to remove the transparency from the skin so its solid as I find it very difficult to read the text ???
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    I think there's something in osd position but it doesn't remove full transparency
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