The problem is when you turn on the onscreen keyboard then Quicktime player's controls doesn't disappear. Its little bit frustrating. The one way to fix it is formating or new update of macOS, of course until you dont turn on the onscreen keybooard again :). Because of that I had to find another player :(
Is there anyone who has a better idea how to fix it without formatting?
MacBook Pro 15”, macOS 10.15
FWIW, I see what you mean about QuickTime Player and the Accessibility Keyboard. However, you don't need to reformat or update. You just have to quit QuickTime Player and close the Accessibility Keyboard. The next time you open QuickTime Player it will work normally until as you say you open the Keyboard again. I don't believe there is a fix. I believe it's working as designed.
I don't know what player you found but IINA does not have the same issue. https://iina.io/
sebsztyk wrote:
No, it doesn't help. I have tried several times.
Yes, I know it doesn't fix the problem. As I said, it only fixes it with the Accessibility Keyboard closed.
Im using Elmedia player now.
If that works for you that's fine as far as I know.
On my Macs running Catalina. If I close the Accessory Keyboard, quit QuickTime Player, then open Quicktime Player., once I start playing a video the controls disappear as they normally would.
Really???
There is no need to reformat or reinstall. Just logout and login again and the controls will be working fine.
No, it doesn't help. I have tried several times.
Im using Elmedia player now.
It would be cool if it were as you say, but unfortunately it is not . The closed keyboard does not change anything, the panel still does not disappear.
After a few more tests, it is as simple as: close the Keyboard Viewer, quit Quicktime Player, start Quicktime Player again.
No need to logout.
That's what I've been saying. 😎
Yes, I should be paying more attention! 😎
Sorry for the late answer because I have been at work. Yes its works :) you are right, both of you.
It didn't work before because I tried this way.
Anyway, thank you for help.
You're welcome.
QuickTime Player vs onscreen keyboard
