I have seen a lot of tutorials on creating music which can be activated with a button but not on creating background music without a button. Is it possible to create background music which play throughout the app?
I use this link for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpQ1sVku-D0&t=482s to make background music in the page where it is connected to all the route in my app. If yours is local file, go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpQ1sVku-D0&t=482s and just change the audioclips based on video.(The coding is the same other than it uses url).
This is part of the code to play without using button that need to modify since video mention button.
Hope this helps!
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I have a video slideshow that is created using Swiper JS. Ideally I'd like to make the videos automatically play without muting them when changing slides. I have a play button on top of the video. I don't want users to keep clicking the play button when they change the slides. Is there a way to achieve this without muting the videos? I see the web-based Tiktok site has been doing it. Not sure how they managed to do it.
Thanks in advance!
I'm looking to build something similar to the way Spotify (or other music players) work, where there is a footer element that allows you to control the currently playing music that persists regardless of how you navigate through the app. See the bottom of this image as an example.
See the bottom here with the playing music
Requirements for this are that the different screens must be able to communicate with that component so users can choose music from any screen. The component must persist across screens so that the currently playing music will be controllable even as you use the app.
I'm building in react-native and currently using react-navigation as my navigation solution, in case that makes a difference.
I am developing this app for ipad and ios9 and at some point the user will click on a button to watch a video. But I wouldn't want the user to just see it in the split view size he's currently on (like 1/3rd or 14th) instead I would like the app to close the other open app and for it to take over the entire screen.
Does anyone know if that's possible? Thanks.
By-default, the video always get played in full-screen mode. When video playing is finished, the player gets dismissed and you will see your screen (from where you played the video). In your case, in split view controller.
Do let me know if you need further details.
I write a music player, and there is a need to hang a widget player in notification bar. how it can be implemented ? can be an example?
P.S. Sorry for my english
Try this: How to create a notification similar to Play Music app from Google
If you read through the notification docs, you'll see you can make it persistent and set a custom layout.
Is it possible to play youtube using the method described in this url
http://iphoneincubator.com/blog/audio-video/how-to-play-youtube-videos-within-an-application
but with a custom button? (i.e in the picture in the link, it's of a baseball game with the play button overlay on top, I want that to be a custom button that I create)
Thank you,
Tee
No, the way that you play YouTube videos is by opening it in the mobile site, which takes you to the embedded QuickTime/YouTube viewer. It doesn't play them in the view of your app like the QTView would on a Mac.