Odd Screen wallpaper behind full screen app

My daughter showed me an odd behavior on her MacBook Pro. When she starts/stops iTunes (most noticeable) and other apps that are in full screen mode, the screen slides over an old wallpaper that isn't visible otherwise. It's not the current wallpaper. When I hook up an external monitor, it doesn't show up on either screen. But when you open the full screen app the second monitor shows the mystery wallpaper. Ctrl-click on the screen doesn't bring up the context menu that would let me change the wallpaper. If the change-wallpaper panel is already open when you start the full-screen app, it and the wallpaper it was on slide off the screen. Anyone know how to remove /change the image behind the full screen app transition?

The legacy android viewer didn't support inline videos so they always played full screen. The native Android viewer properly supports inline and full screen. If you want the video to play full screen you have to explicitly set that option in the folio overlay panel on your video overlays.
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