Versioning & OS:
iPhone 15 Pro
iOS 17.2
"react-native-jw-media-player": "^0.2.44"
Relevant code block
<JWPlayer
playerId={"myPlayer"}
onLayout={this.props.onLayout}
onTime={(event) => {
...
}}
onPlay={() => {
...
}}
onPause={() => {
...
}}
ref={p => (this.JWPlayer = p)}
key={this.props.tag}
style={[{flex: 1}]}
config={{
autostart: true,
fullScreenOnLandscape: true,
landscapeOnFullScreen: true,
portraitOnExitFullScreen: true,
exitFullScreenOnPortrait: true,
enableLockScreenControls: false,
backgroundAudioEnabled: true,
playlist: [
{
tracks: this.getTracks(),
file: this.props.url,
image: getStoryImageUri(
this.props.mediaItemImage,
DEFAULT_CONTENT_IMAGE
),
}
],
license: Platform.select({ios: "...", android: "..."})
}}
pipEnabled={true}
/>
Steps to Reproduce:
Load JW Player with a video url and press play.

Press home button on iPhone.
Actual:
The home screen is visible.

Expected:
The home screen is visible. A small window of the video still present and playing.
Would this be because iPhone 15 Pro doesn't support PiP? [Edit: I doubt this is the case, due to reddit discussion]
Or perhaps more likely, PiP is disabled somehow as the docs point out.
Versioning & OS:
iPhone 15 Pro
iOS 17.2
"react-native-jw-media-player": "^0.2.44"
Relevant code block
Steps to Reproduce:

Load JW Player with a video url and press play.
Press home button on iPhone.
Actual:

The home screen is visible.
Expected:
The home screen is visible. A small window of the video still present and playing.
Would this be because iPhone 15 Pro doesn't support PiP? [Edit: I doubt this is the case, due to reddit discussion]
Or perhaps more likely, PiP is disabled somehow as the docs point out.