By activating and using the Picture-in-Picture (PiP) feature on iOS 14, you can easily watch videos while multitasking on other apps. Refer to the article below by Mytour.vn for detailed instructions.
Using Picture within Picture Feature on iOS 14
How to Utilize Picture-in-Picture (PiP) on iOS 14
1. Using Picture-in-Picture (PiP) with Apps
3. Using PiP on iOS 14 with FaceTime
4. Customizing Size and Position of Picture in Picture Window
Similarly, while in PiP mode, you can use various options to play/pause the video, skip forward and backward 15 seconds.
Note: YouTube has restricted the PiP feature on iOS 14.
2. Using PiP Feature on the Web
Picture-in-Picture (PiP) also functions with videos on the native Safari browser on iPhone, except for some videos embedded on web pages. All you need to do is play the video, then find and tap the PiP icon or use a two-finger double tap on the video , or swipe down to activate the feature.
Note: When using PiP on Safari to play videos and simultaneously accessing other websites, you will need to open a new browser tab.
3. Using PiP Feature on iOS 14 with FaceTime
In iOS 14, PiP can operate with FaceTime. By swiping the FaceTime window , the app window will automatically shrink into PiP mode, allowing you to easily use other apps while chatting with friends.
Double-tap to resize the FaceTime window, tap again to return to the original fullscreen mode. Additionally, if desired, you can move and position the PiP window anywhere on the screen.
4. Customize Size and Position of PiP Window
Double-tap any PiP window to adjust its size, with 3 options available: small, medium, and large.
All PiP app windows are displayed in landscape mode, except for FaceTime, which is displayed in portrait mode.
To move a PiP window, simply drag and drop the window to any position.
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