Set the of the controlStyle property of the UIMoviePlayerController instance to MPMovieControlStyleNone.
Set the of the controlStyle property of the UIMoviePlayerController instance to MPMovieControlStyleNone. Edit: I guess the best way to get the buttons exactly as you want would be to create your own UIView subclass that handles the visuals of the controls, implement the buttons that you're after, position them on your custom view, and then position your custom view over your MPMovieController's view. You would then need to hook up the target and actions of your cutom view's buttons to a controller that uses the MPMediaPlayback functions to control the playback of your MPMoviePlayerController.
The work will come in having to create and position your own UIView subclass. You should also pay attention to the fact that using this method will not be as efficient as using the built-in controls that you can specify with Apple's controlStyle property.
I just want to remove the skip buttons, not the complete skin. – Alex Milde Mar 25 at 9:44 Ohhh...! Try MPMovieControlStyleEmbedded? – James Bedford Mar 25 at 9:46 thanks but I wanted to have the same skin.
Just wihtout the buttons :) – Alex Milde Mar 25 at 9:51 I've edited my answer. – James Bedford Mar 25 at 9:58 thanks for your effort. Well looks like there is no "easy way" to just hide the buttons.
I know about the custom player option but the client would never pay for that :) – Alex Milde Mar 25 at 10:18.
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