Block Video Differences Between Ipad and PC

Customer is asking:
When using Jabber Video on my PC  I have noticed if I block my camera it remains as a still shot of the last image whereas if I block video when using the iPad app it is a black screen. Is it possible to change the Jabber Video settings to show as a black screen on my PC when video is blocked?
Can this be done?
Thanks
Tony

Probably more an issue related to this particular PC than a JabberVideo, when I mute video on my Dell laptop a still shot of the last image is visible for about 5 seconds, then the screen goes black.
/jens

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