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pip prop does not initiate pip #694
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I've tried using a ref to initiate pip on the video object - but the I don't know enough about refs to know if I can target the |
If manually calling Note that Also note that there is a static method to check if PIP is supported: |
Ah.. "when playing video files" is the key. I didn't get as far down the list as testing the files - gave up at DailyMotion! Thanks for helping me troubleshoot. I couldn't determine that this is a limitation to the Chrome implementation. Can you point me in the direction of where to find info on this? Would also be helpful to have this limitation visible in the Readme :) |
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/10/watch-video-using-picture-in-picture |
Did you figure out how to work PiP with the youtube & other embeds? |
@kenakingkong it's a limitation of the API that you need to have access to the |
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Current Behavior
pip prop doesn't actually enable pip. Using the demo app, pip control is never showing up in the regardless of source, and using React dev tools to toggle the prop on and off does nothing.
Expected Behavior
Expected to see the pip control button at least for something... and expected toggling the pip prop to turn pip on
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