Philip Of course I'll elaborate! So, when switching between the menus below the video previews (Free Full videos, Favorites, File Player, etc) on the main menu with a controller, some options were a bit too low on the menu to look at easily. Since with controller you look with your head at what you want to select and press 'A', it can be a bit hard to see the bottom part of the menu when the app is centered from your heads resting position. I noticed recenter doesn't work on controller any longer (used to work by pressing the 'BACK' button on Xbox) which may help to resolve the issue. I have found restarting the app while looking higher or to one side can make these easier to reach in the meantime, however some videos are off-center to begin with and restarting for every scene could take quite a bit of time.
I'm not sure if this is the right place but, I'd really like to see the bumper buttons RB/LB, or R1/L1 or Playstation) used for vertical stereo offset control, like the triggers are used for horizontal stereo offset. For the vast majority of videos, there is no need to adjust the vertical stereo offset. However, when you do have to change it, it is much like horizontal where adjustments may need to be made every scene or every time the action changes. I notice this happens in almost every JAVR video where position changes need to be vertically adjusted every time, almost like settings during editing weren't consistent, or maybe it's something to do with how they upload but that's not for discussing here haha.
In any case, currently the horizontal adjustments are simple button presses while vertical adjustments require opening the menu, selecting settings, and playing with sliders. It's not as though the problem is large or unsolvable, but I'd like to see the app thrive and grow in features and useability so I thought I'd suggest it 🙂 I don't believe RB/LB are being used but if they are please disregard my ignorance.
I hope I have explained better this time, but if not I'll be sure to try again! Thanks for your continued hard work.