Keith,

When I first run iTunes, click on Beats 1 in the radio tab, and move the volume slider in the program, the monitor number (in this case 3) overlay displays. The monitor id overlay doesn't prevent me from moving the slider. If I go to another app, the "feature" goes away. It happens consistently, and has happened over the last few betas.

Thought you might want to know. I captured a detailed log of the event. Find it attached with trouble shoot info.

Regards,
-Robert

PS: The UI doesn't show which beta is running on the About tab. May I suggest that you enable that for betas?

>Regarding the beta version numbers, they should show up in the window title on the Settings window. If there's no beta showing beside the version number, that means it's a final (stable) version.

I should be running a beta if there is a beta. It appears that V7.2 came out two days after the build date on my current version. I've included the settings UI just in case.

Regards,
-Robert

Hello,

I'm using iTunes every day and when I change the volume, the screen identification (a number 1 or 2 for my two screens) display (see attachment). I have a two-screen setup. I see that someone already open a discussion on this (https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/moving-volume-slider-on-itunes-122116-when-app-first-shows-playing-beats-1-displays-the-monitor-number-overlay/?ID=2c5a9613-dc06-4c0b-a324-e65922ec9dd7) but this was in July (before version 8.0). I have Windows 10 (updated) and display fusion 8.0 (I even tried 8.1B2). I can add that the problem only occurs when the iTunes window is full screen.

Thank you,
Karl

This post was merged on Oct 18, 2016.

Thanks for your suggestion, it works!