How do we remove the overwritten Khan Academy logo & "Chyron" off the videos? They will often irritatingly overwrite and obscure questions? This is especially so when asked to "pause the video, and try ourselves". At which point - the asked question is then obscured or masked behind the logo & Chyron?
If you're referring to the energy point indicator shown at the top of the video, it will only show when your cursor is active over the video. So, if you move your cursor outside of the video, or wait for your cursor to disappear, then the energy point indicator should disappear as well. If you're pausing the video often it may be better to watch the video in the popup modal (and not in fullscreen).
Hope this helps!
No Evan I don't believe it is the energy point indicator. Thanks for the feedback.
I am not sure what the energy point indicator is?
I did send Cyrus a screenshot of the problem. The problem is I often can't read Sal's question, which Sal wants me to pause & have a go at ....as the logo and heading as an overlaid chyron obscure the question.
It is that simple, and is a rather frustrating & annoying problem.
Thanks
Cheers
Brian Conradsen
Brisbane
AUSTRALIA
I see what you mean. It appears that the title chyron remains when you are paused in full screen. If you are viewing videos via the Khan Academy website (while not in full-screen mode) you shouldn't have a title chyron obstructing your view.
You will have an energy point chyron that disappears once you mouse off the video (this is what Evan mentioned):
If you prefer to use full-screen mode, one thing you can do is take a screenshot of the problem once Sal has written it (you'll either have it in another tab or on your desktop).
Another thing you can do is (once in full-screen mode) open inspect element (F12 or right click & hit "Inspect"). Once the source code opens, you can click the select element button in the top left corner and select the chyron text. Then hit backspace to remove the code until the page is reloaded.
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