IPhone MPMoviePlayer obtain buttons view?

You can't add it directly to the MPMoviePlayerController's view -- that's a private view and isn't accessible. If you want to add buttons, you need to create a transparent window over the top of everything and add the buttons to that Apple's MoviePlayer sample shows how to do this.

You can't add it directly to the MPMoviePlayerController's view -- that's a private view and isn't accessible. If you want to add buttons, you need to create a transparent window over the top of everything and add the buttons to that. Apple's MoviePlayer sample shows how to do this.

The screenshot above is from an app from the AppStore. – mxg Nov 16 '09 at 22:25 +1 for correct and only possible answer – Till Nov 16 '09 at 23:03 Till, if you're going to pay more attention, you'll se that the 'seek' button in on the bar, not in a separated window. When the Controls disappear, the button disappear.

Also, the Next/Prev buttons are disabled. – mxg Nov 17 '09 at 0:35 MPMovieControlModedden + custom overlay window resembling the original interface – Till Nov 17 '09 at 6:51 1 mxg... the seek button is not on the bar. It's in a separate, invisible window floating over the bar that fades out when the NSNotification indicating the controls are disappearing is sent.It looks like its in the bar but that's just due to careful placement.

– Matt Gallagher Nov 17 '09 at 21:45.

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