This bug has two parts, and I've solved the first part but not the
second.
First, if iTunes is playing a video, Growl notifications are
invisible, because they have the wrong stacking level. The fix is to
change the setLevel calls from NSStatusWindowLevel to
CGShieldingWindowLevel(), e.g. in GrowlMusicVideoWindowController.m
change
[panel setLevel:NSStatusWindowLevel];
to
[panel setLevel:CGShieldingWindowLevel()];
I imagine every display mode will need the same change. I've tested
this change via "growlnotify", so I know that part of the fix is good.
The second bug appears to be that if iTunes is playing a full-screen
video, then the GrowlTunes app does not attempt to post a notification
at all! It posts them if the video is playing in a window, but not if
it is full screen.
I was going to try and track this down, but I get compilation errors
building GrowlTunes (GrowlApplicationBridge in GrowlTunesController.o
seems to be unresolved, or something.)
I would really like to use Growl to display the name of the video that
is playing overlayed on that full-screen video itself, so any
suggestions are welcome... Thanks!
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