A controller that responds to user-initiated Picture in Picture playback of video in a floating, resizable window.
Picture in Picture (PiP) playback was introduced in iOS 9. It lets iPad users play video in a moveable, resizable window that floats over the apps onscreen. It brings a new level of multitasking capabilities to the iPad, enabling users to continue playback while performing other activities on their devices. This feature is found in Appleโs built-in video playback apps, and is available to your apps through the AVKit framework.
Applications that support PiP playback present a small button in the lower-right corner of the video playback window. Tapping this button minimizes the video display to a small floating window, letting the user perform other activities in the primary application or even in another application.
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