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Windows Phone 8.0 full screen mode #973

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jepthanatos opened this issue Jan 29, 2014 · 4 comments
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Windows Phone 8.0 full screen mode #973

jepthanatos opened this issue Jan 29, 2014 · 4 comments

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@jepthanatos
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Hello, I'm developing a crossover website and I'm having a big problem with Windows Phone 8.0

When I try to play a video it always switchs to full screen mode and starts from 0.
I just want to start the video in other point rather than 0.

I think videojs should remember the point the video was when I exit full screen mode, but it doesn't.

In an iPhone when you play a video it's played in full screen mode, but when you exit the full screen mode videojs API remembers the currentTime and you can change it whenever you want, letting you play the video at the saved currentTime.

I'm using the last videojs version (Video.js v4.3.0).

I have a test in: http://va.ambiser.es/html5/bug.html
Also tested it with: http://vjs.zencdn.net/4.3.0/demo.html

Thank you and sorry for my poor English.

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mmcc commented Jan 31, 2014

Luckily there was a Windows Mobile phone in the office for me to try this out on. There's not too much we can do here, I'm afraid. The native media player is taking over playback, and at that point Video.js is pretty much out of the picture entirely. iOS handles video the same way, but it looks like they're a little nicer about maintaining currentTime across plays.

Wish I could be more helpful!

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heff commented Jan 31, 2014

If windows mobile has a bug tracker somewhere, you could submit a bug there.

On Jan 31, 2014, at 11:56 AM, Matthew McClure notifications@github.com wrote:

Luckily there was a Windows Mobile phone in the office for me to try this out on. There's not too much we can do here, I'm afraid. The native media player is taking over playback, and at that point Video.js is pretty much out of the picture entirely. iOS handles video the same way, but it looks like they're a little nicer about maintaining currentTime across plays.

Wish I could be more helpful!


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@jepthanatos
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If I find a way to deal with this I will post again here :)

Thank you anyway.

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mmcc commented Feb 2, 2014

That would be great! Good luck, hope you're able to figure out a workaround. If you can find a relevant MSDN bug tracker it might be a good idea to post something to let MS devs know. 

On Sat, Feb 1, 2014 at 1:59 AM, Jorge <notifications@github.com="mailto:notifications@github.com">> wrote:

If I find a way to deal with this I will post again here :)

Thank you anyway.


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