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Hi All,
I can embed HTML5 video and it plays fine with autoplay on. I can't detect events though. So I can tell when it's finished playing or even add stop/start buttons to it. Can anyone shed some light on this. My current solution is iOS (iPad) only.
Thanks for any and all pointers.
I can embed HTML5 video and it plays fine with autoplay on. I can't detect events though. So I can tell when it's finished playing or even add stop/start buttons to it. Can anyone shed some light on this. My current solution is iOS (iPad) only.
Thanks for any and all pointers.
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Hi Amit,
Are the videos available locally in your app, or are you streaming them? HTML 5 video support is different among various browsers and the supported features vary as well especially on mobile browsers. With that said you might try using the default controls attribute. The controls attribute tells the browser to display the built-in playback controls. The built-in controls can differ in function and look between browsers. At a minimum, you should see Play and Pause controls, a progress bar or buttons that skip forward or backward in the video, and a time counter. While a video is playing, the controls are usually hidden and then reappear when the user hovers their mouse over the player.
If that does not cut it for you, you can try Cordova's Video Player plugin, or if the videos would be streamed, upload them to youbute and embed youtube in your view for this purpose.
Regards,
Steve
Telerik
Are the videos available locally in your app, or are you streaming them? HTML 5 video support is different among various browsers and the supported features vary as well especially on mobile browsers. With that said you might try using the default controls attribute. The controls attribute tells the browser to display the built-in playback controls. The built-in controls can differ in function and look between browsers. At a minimum, you should see Play and Pause controls, a progress bar or buttons that skip forward or backward in the video, and a time counter. While a video is playing, the controls are usually hidden and then reappear when the user hovers their mouse over the player.
If that does not cut it for you, you can try Cordova's Video Player plugin, or if the videos would be streamed, upload them to youbute and embed youtube in your view for this purpose.
Regards,
Steve
Telerik
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