Auto-hide the sidebar
The icon rail down the left is how you move around Video Wall, but it takes up screen while it sits there. Auto-hide tucks it away when you’re just watching, giving the wall more screen real estate — and brings it back with one press.
Open Settings on the TV.
Press Back (Menu on Apple TV) on your remote to bring out the sidebar down the left of the screen, then highlight the gear icon and press Select to open Settings.
Select Auto-hide sidebar.
On Apple TV it’s under Display; on other TVs it sits just below Fullscreen audio. The value on the right is its current state — Off here, so the sidebar stays on screen:
Press Select to switch it on.
The row flips to On. Back on the wall, the sidebar now slides away when you stop navigating, and your cameras get the full width of the screen.
Press Back to bring it out again.
The sidebar isn’t gone, just resting. One press of Back (Menu on Apple TV) brings it straight back so you can reach Settings or Auto-Cycle — then it tucks itself away again.
Pair it with camera names turned off and the wall becomes nothing but camera — no rail, no labels.
Still stuck? Tell us which TV and camera you’re on — we usually reply within a day.
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