Hi,
Just to add though that there is a really neat feature in Settings both for
iOS and Android, called Search Settings.
So if you get a message that something is in Settings, it's worth not
forgetting this, because it has saved me going several menu levels deep
sometimes to find a setting I want. In fact, it's sometimes quicker to
search settings, than go down the menu structure.
In our example, if you tap search settings and type the word Picture, you'll
almost be right there.
All the best
Steve
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From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of
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Sent: 18 November 2020 09:52
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: The Facebook app for iOS
Hi again Andrew.
Just to be clear, Picture in picture is in settings, then general.
When you double tap it there's a toggle called "Start PIP automatically"
which to achieve the results you want you need to have turned on.
Once the video starts press Home then navigate to the page or anywhere else,
and the screen will scale to enable the video and other content to be
accessible.
Hope that's of some help, and sorry for the lack of detail in my previous
reply.
Terry.
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Roberts
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: The Facebook app for iOS
Hi Terry,
Thank you for your email.
Yes I am using iOS14. Can you tell me where the picture in picture setting
is please?
Many thanks,
Andrew
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Hi Andrew.
Assuming your using I O S 14 just make sure picture in picture is enabled
and that should fix your problem, enabling the picture to scale with any
other screen content.
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Subject: [access-uk] The Facebook app for iOS
Hi all,
Since lockdown first began back in March, the church which I regularly
attend has been conducting most of its services online via Facebook. The
Rector there does a live video which you can either watch whilst it's live
or alternatively it is available to watch later. I like to view it live as
it means I am attending the service at the same time as most other people.
What's also nice about it is that up until about a week ago, the video by
default only took up a portion of the screen leaving the rest of the screen
available to show the various comments which was nice as all those attending
the service wish one another a good morning or evening and the majority of
us thanked the rector afterwards. The option was always there to view the
video in full screen for those who wished to do that.
However, ever since an update to the app nearly two weeks ago now, the video
goes into full screen by default and I can't seem to find any way to get to
the comments. If I double tap on something which says "collapse the video",
it either takes me back to my newsfeed or to my watch. Whichever, I can't
find a way to add my own comments to the live video. Does anyone know how I
can get round this please?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Best wishes,
Andrew
