Reputation: 1
I set a simple player with Bitmovin player iOS like this:
func bind(videoPlayer: BitmovinPlayer.Player, url: URL) {
// Update variables
self.videoPlayer = videoPlayer
self.videoPlayer?.add(listener: self)
self.videoPlayer?.config.networkConfiguration.preprocessHttpRequestDelegate = self
self.url = url
let analyticsConfig = BitmovinAnalyticsConfig(key: Constant.BitmovinAnalytics.LICENSE_KEY)
analyticsConfig.isLive = episode?.liveValue ?? false
analyticsCollector = BitmovinPlayerCollector(config: analyticsConfig)
analyticsCollector.attachPlayer(player: videoPlayer)
}
This method builds the player, but when I run a video the following method does not trigger the delegate:
func preprocessHttpRequest(_ type: String, httpRequest: HttpRequest, completionHandler: @escaping (HttpRequest) -> Void)
Other listeners work as expected.
Somebody had the same issue? I follow all the runcode looking for duplicate delegates but I just set the player once. No documentation or examples found for this feature.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 265
Reputation: 1256
On iOS, the preprocessHttpRequest
is only supported for DRM requests (like DRM license acquisition) as per the Bitmovin Player iOS API documentation https://bitmovin.com/docs/player/api-reference/ios/ios-sdk-api-reference-v3#/player/ios/3/docs/Protocols/PreprocessHttpRequestDelegate.html:
Only changing DRM requests is currently supported.
Upvotes: 0