Prerequisites for using Video Player Enhancement
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Available in Classic and VPC
Check cloud environment specifications, requirements, error code, support specifications by function, and usage fee for smooth use of the Video Player Enhancement service.
Cloud environment specifications
The following are cloud environment specifications supported by the Video Player Enhancement service.
| Item | Supported specifications |
|---|---|
| Region (Zone) | Korea, U.S., Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and Germany |
| Platform | Classic, VPC |
| Languages | Korean, English, and Japanese |
Requirements
The following environment is required to use the Video Player Enhancement service.
- Environment that can communicate externally
- Browser complying with web standard based on Chrome
- Video Player Enhancement Player SDK 1.1.1 or later when using Media Analytics service
Web browser support specifications
You can see use the Video Player Enhancement in the following web browser support specifications:
| Device classification | Browser classification | Minimum versions | Development environments |
|---|---|---|---|
| PC | Chrome | Latest version | - |
| Safari | 14 or later | - | |
| Edge | Latest version | - | |
| Firefox | Latest version | - | |
| Whale | Latest version | - | |
| iOS | Safari | 14 or later | Xcode |
| Webview | iOS 14.0 or later | ||
| Android | Chrome | Latest version | Android Studio (Gradle 4.2.2 or later) |
| Samsung browser | Latest version | ||
| Webview | 8.0(Oreo) or later |
Support by feature
The following is the support by feature on device/browser:
Full screen
The following is the full screen format by device/browser:
| Device information | Cases | Provision types | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Android | Mobile web | Chrome, Edge, Samsung browser | VPE UI normal provision (Type-1) |
| App | Native SDK | VPE UI normal provision (Type-1) | |
| iOS | Mobile web | Safari | Forced OS Native Player (Type-2) |
| App | Native SDK | VPE UI normal provision (Type-1) | |
| iPadOS | Mobile web | Safari | VPE UI normal provision (Type-1) |
| App | Native SDK | VPE UI normal provision (Type-1) | |
| PC browser | Chrome, Edge(chromium), Whale, Safari, Firefox | VPE UI normal provision (Type-1) | |
| IE series, older Edge | Not provided | ||
The full screen is provided as follows:
Video Player Enhancement player UI
iOS Native player(Different UI by iOS Version)
NoteDue to Apple policy, if you are on iPhone, you must use the OS Native player.
PIP(Picture-In-Picture)
The following is the PIP format by device/browser:
| Device information | Cases | Provision types | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Android | Mobile web | Chrome, Samsung browser | PIP support is available |
| App | Native SDK | PIP support is available, additional customer development is required | |
| iOS | Mobile web | Safari | PIP support is available |
| App | Native SDK | PIP support is available | |
| iPadOS | Mobile web | Safari | PIP support is available |
| App | Native SDK | PIP support is available | |
| PC browser | Chrome, Edge(chromium), Whale, Safari | PIP support is available | |
| IE series, older Edge, Firefox | Not supported | ||
Note
Firefox series provide its own PIP functions in the browser.
Volume control UI
The following is the volume control UI by device/browser:
Note
- The device volume and player volume are not synchronized, and player volume on mobile always operates at 100%.
- Volume control UI features are explained on the basis of mobile UI.
- You can forcibly choose PC UI on mobile , but normal operation is not guaranteed.
| Device information | Cases | Provision types | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Android | Mobile web | Chrome, Samsung browser | Only support mute |
| App | Native SDK | Only support mute | |
| iOS | Mobile web | Safari | Only support mute |
| App | Native SDK | Only support mute | |
| iPadOS | Mobile web | Safari | Only support mute |
| App | Native SDK | Only support mute | |
| PC browser | Chrome, Edge(chromium), Whale, Safari | Mute, volume control support (based on PC UI) | |
| IE series, older Edge, Firefox | Not supported | ||
Autorotation of device
The following are the features on the autorotation by device/browser when using the player in full screen:
Android device web browser
The following features to be seen when switching to full screen on all browsers on Android devices:
- All UIs provided by the player are maintained.
- When turning off the full screen, playback continues without pausing.
- The player served through the browser does not have control over device rotation. Therefore, you can see the vertically full screen if you switch to full screen in a vertical condition.
- You can switch to a horizontally full screen by rotating the device manually in a vertically full screen. However, the screen doesn’t rotate horizontally if the autorotation of your device is locked.
iPhone Safari browser
You can see the following features when switching to full screen on Safari on iPhone:
- iOS OS Native player is forcibly carried out (apple policy)
- The UI design varies depending on the iOS version.
- Playback stops when turning off full screen.
- The player served through the browser does not have control over device rotation. Therefore, you can see the vertically full screen if you switch to full screen in a vertical condition.
- You can switch to a horizontally full screen by rotating the device manually in a vertically full screen. However, the screen doesn’t rotate horizontally if the autorotation of your device is locked.
iPad web browser
You can see the following features when switching to full screen on web browser on iPad:
- All UIs provided by the player are maintained.
- When turning off the full screen, playback continues without pausing.
- A Native close button is displayed at the top left. (OS enforcement)
- The player served through the browser does not have control over device rotation. Therefore, you can see the vertically full screen if you switch to full screen in a vertical condition.
- You can switch to a horizontally full screen by rotating the device manually in a vertically full screen. However, the screen doesn’t rotate horizontally if the autorotation of your device is locked.
Video Player Enhancement Native SDK
You can see the following features when switching to full screen on Video Player Enhancement Native SDK on iPhone and Android devices:
- All UIs provided by the player are maintained.
- When switching screen, playback continues without pausing.
- When switching to full screen, automatically rotate horizontally.
- When you turn off the full screen, automatically rotate vertically.
Usage fees
The Video Player Enhancement service charges the basic plan based on the service plan and additional charges are incurred for each exceeded call beyond the base plan. Besides, the charges for integration services to use the Video player Enhancement service are separately charged and see detailed fee standards on each service introduction page.
For detailed standards about the usage fee of the Video Player Enhancement service, refer to Services > Media > Video Player Enhancement menu on portal or the pricing information page by Region.
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