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appmosMemberI cannot open it on my android 2.3 (Samsung Galaxy Y) and also in 4.03 (tablet). I need to rename the file (= k == 2FOoOXlTLISop9bPa02ABA) and assign an extension (*.apk)?
support-octavioMemberHi appmos,
>I need to rename the file (= k == 2FOoOXlTLISop9bPa02ABA) and assign an extension (*.apk)?
Yes, please do that to install this app.
appmosMemberOk. Works well. You only remove the spaces? Could I define the size of the video or always open in full screen?I´ll verify it and test again with my mobi file.
***Important: Could you help with other issues (html widget content scale and alignment / force aspect ratio to prevent image deformation (I tried all combinations using auto-resize options).
Thanks
support-michaelKeymaster> Could I define the size of the video or always open in full screen?
Full screen is the current supported playback mode for video.
Before anyone gets annoyed with this please note we invested a lot of time working for a cross platform solution. Every android and ios version works differently at some level. Only the full screen mode was viable at this time. We expect to improve this in the future as many of the old devices and os versions become officially obsolete.
support-michaelKeymaster>, it would be great if I could clarify issues of alignment from the photo gallery and 360 ° view inside the html widget
My std approach is to test such components in isolation on my devices to ensure they really perform as advertised. Otherwise if you prematurely jamb them into your app you want really know what causes the component to suck. Have you tested any of these components on your device(s) to ensure they work exactly as you expect?
appmosMemberI tested the html widget using galleria and j360 plugins and worked very well in my tablet (Android 4.03). I cannot test in my mobile because I don’t see the images, considering that were not resized and not centralized.
appmosMember@support-wayne wrote:
Here is a partial update as video formats can be tricky. While not apples to apples at least we were able to create an app that embeds and plays all 3 videos on iOS devices and a nexus S running android 4.
Wayne,
The same video file that I converted in Miro program could be play in IOS and Android, regardless of format?
Full screen is the current supported playback mode for video.
My application was configured to be displayed in protrait mode but the video is not good that way. Could I change to the panoramic mode only for this screen and return to the portrait mode when the video ends?
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appmosMemberPlease, some help. Thanks.
appmosMemberA week. Please, some support.
support-michaelKeymaster>My application was configured to be displayed in portrait mode but the video is not good that way. Could I change to the panoramic mode only for this screen and return to the portrait mode when the video ends?
Only app level orientation locking is support. Screen level orientation locking is not supported
support-michaelKeymasterThink out loud, here is an idea of how I would try to impl something. I’m not sure if orientation callback is fired when in fullscreen video mode… but let’s assume it is; I would use the orientation callback (javascript) to detect when the screen orientation is incorrect and then:
1) stop video play back
2) alert user of orientation requirement
3) when user flips back to the supported orientation, immediately resume playbackI have a discussion w/ technical team to assess this idea.
appmosMemberHi Wayne.
The problem is that I need to use portrait landscape for all application content, except for the video because it is very small and will stay isolated in the middle of the screen. If I could snap it bellow a widget, would be better, but there is no way to do it because it only displayed in full screen mode. The most appropriate would be to do what you already said that I cannot to do: control screen orientation by level (in this case, for mobi)
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