Better way to make MPMoviePlayer with Overlay view?

Simple and most elegant solution: Do not use the "real" fullscreen mode but scale the MPMoviePlayerController's view towards a screen-filling size MPMoviePlayerController.view. Frame = CGRectMake(0.0f, 0.0f, 768.0f, 1024.0f) Keep the MPMoviePlayerController s view on top of a regular UIViewController s view that allows rotations (addSubview). Keep your custom interface view on top of the MPMoviePlayerController's view (addSubview) and presto, you will get a properly rotating video player no matter if you run it in "fullscreen" or not.

Simple and most elegant solution: Do not use the "real" fullscreen mode but scale the MPMoviePlayerController's view towards a screen-filling size - MPMoviePlayerController.view. Frame = CGRectMake(0.0f, 0.0f, 768.0f, 1024.0f);. Keep the MPMoviePlayerController's view on top of a regular UIViewController's view that allows rotations (addSubview).

Keep your custom interface view on top of the MPMoviePlayerController's view (addSubview) and presto, you will get a properly rotating video player no matter if you run it in "fullscreen" or not.

I found one solution but I am not very proud because I this that there is some better way, but this workaround works: - In project I have on singleton class that contains some global data for me. - When application start in detail view (UISplitView) willAnimateRotationToInterfaceOrientation method is called first. Here I get current orientation and store it in singleton class.

- Later when I add overlay on top of player I read data from singleton and transform overlay elements.

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