I am using VLC to set a video as my desktop wallpaper on windows 10.
What is happening: VLC runs the video as desktop wallpaper, but the video stays in the foreground and is always hiding my taskbar and desktop icons.
When i press the Windows Key from keyboard, it shows the taskbar temporarily as long as the video is out of focus (desktop icons are still hidden).
What i want to happen:
I want the video in the background (as wallpaper) with my desktop icons and taskbar always visible.
I mean the video should run in the background (not in the foreground) like a normal wallpaper (it stays in the background).
The script i am using in a batch file is:
#echo off
title MyTitle
start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --fullscreen --no-video-title-show --no-embedded-video --no-qt-fs-controller --qt-start-minimized --qt-system-tray --video-wallpaper --playlist-autostart --playlist-tree "C:\Users\User\Desktop\VLC\List"
is there a way to achieve that?
Would really appreciate your help.
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