When using --vo=tct can't figure out how to remove the status bar line even with --really-quiet or --no-terminal
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Description
Been playing around with --vo=tct for some time and realized there is a line reserved at the bottom of video output for what looks to be status message. Normally you get a status bar like this at the bottom which is customizable:
However, when using --really-quiet or --no-terminal the messages dissapear but you still have a bar that can't be hidden or used by the video output. Is there a way to remove this bar?
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Start by comparing the attached debug outputs for --vo=tct with --really-quiet and --no-terminal, focusing on where the reserved bottom line is reported. Trace the terminal video output path and its status-line handling; done means establishing whether the line can be removed in quiet modes and adding the behavior or documentation needed to make that clear.
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- c
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- cli
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- Bug
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