Add Android support for MauiMediaElementHandler#742
Add Android support for MauiMediaElementHandler#742prathameshnarkhede wants to merge 1 commit intomainfrom
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The code that creates MauiMediaElement in HtmlToView still excludes Android. Looks like you had this change in an earlier commit (047111de#diff-afafce18e1ef9ab1fae6bd73694a1a77532312212518ab8f140de36224420da7) -- did that accidentally get reverted?
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Have you tried this with audio?
MauiMediaElement is created for both MarkupType.Audio and MarkupType.Video. iOS uses AVPlayer and Windows uses MediaPlayerElement; both handle audio fine. I am not sure if Android's VideoView does.
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| _videoView.SetVideoURI(Android.Net.Uri.Parse(source.ToString())); | ||
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| _videoView.Start(); |
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This means the video always auto-plays, right? We probably shouldn't do that, in case a popup has multiple videos. Our iOS and Windows players require a click to play.
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MauiMediaElementHandlerandMauiVideoPlayerfor Android, enabling video playback with VideoView.Currently, the control supports 16:9 aspect ratio and any video will get fit into that ratio.
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