Ideally if your code is correct, pressing the Done button on MPMoviePlayerController object would close the MPMOviePlayerController and return to the controller which invoked it (which in your case is the detail view).
Ideally if your code is correct, pressing the Done button on MPMoviePlayerController object would close the MPMOviePlayerController and return to the controller which invoked it (which in your case is the detail view) You do not need to do anything in the movieDidFinishCallback except maybe release the movieplayer object.
Lets say that the MPMoviePlayerController got created by a UIWebView. How would you get at the "Done" button then? (It doesn't follow in the usual UIWebViewDelegate).
– David Sowsy Jan 30 '10 at 0:46.
(void)myMovieFinishedCallback:(NSNotification*)aNotification { MPMoviePlayerController* theMovie = aNotification object; theMovie. InitialPlaybackTime = -1.0; }.
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