Native Media Player
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  • Introduction
    • Native Media Player
    • Preparation
    • Initialization
  • Functionalities
    • Media Item
    • Media Metadata
    • Playlist
    • Media Events
    • UI Components
    • Android Settings
    • iOS Settings
  • Advanced
    • Manual Initialization
    • Creating Playlist at Runtime
    • Single Media Item Playlists
  • API Reference
    • MediaPlayer
      • Properties
      • Methods
    • MediaEvents
    • MediaItem
    • MediaMetadata
    • Playlist
    • Configuration Details
  • Support
    • FAQ
    • Troubleshooting
      • SeekTo (Seekbar) doesn't work
      • java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
      • One of RECEIVER_EXPORTED or RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED should be specified
      • AndroidX Build Error: resource android:attr/lStar not found.
    • Update Logs
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FAQ

Q: How do you switch to another playlist in background mode?

Background mode supports only one playlist at a time. To switch playlists, you need to do so within Unity.

Q: Will multiple playlists in background mode be supported in the future?

If there is sufficient demand for the feature, I will consider adding support for multiple playlists in background mode. However, so far, only one customer has requested this feature in the past three years.

Q: AddMediaItem doesn't work properly.

Adding a media item at runtime is currently a test feature. It is unstable and may not work properly. It is always safer to create a new playlist.

Q: Can Native Media Player play multiple audio tracks at once?

Given the current structure of the plugin, implementing this feature would require a complete overhaul. It would be more practical to develop a new plugin from scratch. If there is significant demand, I will consider developing a new plugin to support this functionality.

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Last updated 10 months ago