On iPhone, videos always play full screen. On iPad, however, you can get them to play inline. This is an iOS limitation, not a DPS limitation.If you want to hide the play button, you can do something fancy with your css like this:video::-webkit-media-controls { display:none !important;}

Having this functionality would make my life significantly better. Please let me pass data across navto links like mutsuyuki is asking for here.

Is your signing tool up to date? There was a problem with his 3-4 months ago that required Adobe shipping a new signing tool.

Have you ruled out versioning mismatches? Like, maybe Android is pulling older versions of the shared resources?

One workaround you could do:Using the gesture API, you can disable all gestures, and listen for the swipe yourself. Then stop the video, then hand it back to DPS to let the article change happen.Last time i tried using the gesture api like this for swiping, though, it introduced some weird content refresh behavior. If you want to try it, you can do it like this: adobeDPS.Gesture.disableNavigation(); $('.content').on('swipe',function() { [code to stop the media playing] adobeDPS.Gesture.relinquis...

I used to use document.hasFocus() in the past to do this. However, this no longer works. Not only that, but it's broken differently on each platform.Here's a post from a few days ago where I'm asking about it:document.hasFocus() behavior inconsistencies

In my experience, this is likely a signing problem... If the build is preflight enabled, the app doesn't crash, it shows a 'no content' message. Same with unpublished content.However, I've seen this happen when using the signing tool to sign a build with an expired cert. It will appear to launch but then immediately crash.