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Setting `[Player].playing = false` does not pause playback
See original GitHub issueThe docs say on the playing property:
Set to true or false to pause or play the media
However, setting to true or false on the react-player instance doesn’t change the player state. Is this supposed to mean “Set to true to autoplay. Set to false to start in a paused state”? If so, this is confusingly worded, along with other similar options. The wording seems to imply that this is how you control the player instance after it has been created.
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- Created 5 years ago
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@cookpete Ohhh derp, of course, I didn’t think about tying it to state to get React to re-render. I was confused about how to think about the problem because there are other cross-platform methods like
seekTo(), but no method forplay()orpause().@cookpete thanks for that snippet… also, this package is amazing… solid work!