I have a URL that needs to display a camera preview, whereas I display the said URL using WKWebView.
However, upon checking the camera preview is not working usingWKWebView, but it quite works when I open the URL using Safari, it's just that the preview only captures a single frame, from there, the image in the preview doesn't change.
Anyone here who tried doing this WKWebView? One workaround that I am thinking of is to use JS bridge.
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Here is the AR Quick Look website from Apple docs - https://developer.apple.com/augmented-reality/quick-look/
If I go to this website in the Safari browser on my iPhone 8, then everything is working correctly. I can tap any of the 3D model and place it inside the Augmented Reality.
However, if I view the same website in the WKWebView, then the AR models are not working correctly. I am not able to tap any model and place it inside the AR.
For the comparison I am attaching screenshots from the Safari browser and from the WKWebView
Safari
WKWebView
As you can see in WKWebView, the AR icon is not even showing up.
Does anyone knows why AR images are not working inside the WKWebView?
I will be very glad for any help.
I just found a tweet from 2018 suggesting that WKWebView does not support AR Quick Look. You can find it here. The WebKit website also suggests that.
Most probably SFSafariController should be used instead.
Has anyone had any luck capturing the image preview, a screenshot of the website, that apple presents in the its share extension for safari webpages, without having to simply replicate the functionality?
I load a UIWebView with an html script that contains embeeded video (almost all from youtube). Reproducing videos was working ok. But since this was tested on iOS 10 the full screen takes all the screen but the video itself dont increase nothing, just only center and dont change size. But if i try with iOS 9 or 8 the full screen resize the video to fit all the screen
I think iOS has implemented new rules about the default video player on webview, or something is missing on the html script. I was trying to add tags like on the script and css rules, but nothing yet. Thanks.
if on iOS 10，use wkwebview，otherwise uiwebview，if else solve it
I am working with a sample application like vine. My requirement is that I have to create a 'ghost' filter for video as in vine.
Actual requirement is
-Record a video on long press on the view
-On pause of record, I need to show the last frame of the recorded video above my view. Please see the expected working here
I have checked PBJVision library and found this feature working. But I need to implement this feature separately in my application.
While analysing the code, I found that this can be achieved using Open GLES. I have tried using a GLKView but it just shows a dark shade instead of image frame. Since I am new in this area, please help me.
I am using HTML5 video tags in a UIWebview on the iPad, and positioning them as needed using CSS. The key part of these videos is that they are designed to take up part, but not all, of the visible area on the page. When I'm doing this in the "normal" mode of displaying content only to the primary UIScreen, everything works great.
However, when an external VGA projector is hooked up as a second UIScreen, the video tag content immediately becomes FULL SCREEN. This seems to also happen in Safari when looking at, for example, YouTube videos. In searching the docs, there seems to be no way to stop / control this behavior.
Is there any way to stop a video tag from forcing its content to go to full screen when a second display is connected?
Unfortunately, using a UIWebView iOS 3.2 doesn't offer any way to do this. Video in a UIWebView always plays fullscreen on an external display using the TV out feature.
However, the good news is that iOS 4 does offer a solution. UIWebView has a couple of new properties:
allowsInlineMediaPlayback
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/uikit/reference/UIWebView_Class/Reference/Reference.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40006950-CH3-SW32
mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/uikit/reference/UIWebView_Class/Reference/Reference.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40006950-CH3-SW33
The former will allow the videos to remain 'inline' as opposed to using the full-screen player.