VideoController

public @Nullable VideoController.VideoLifecycleCallbacks getVideoLifecycleCallbacks()

Returns the previously provided VideoLifecycleCallbacks or null if no instance was provided.

public boolean hasVideoContent()

Returns true if the current ad has video content.

public boolean isClickToExpandEnabled()

Returns true if the video ad is using click to expand behavior.

public boolean isCustomControlsEnabled()

Returns true if the video ad is using custom player controls. If custom player controls are used, then it is the app's responsibility to render provide play/pause and mute/unmute controls and call play, pause, and mute at the appropriate times.

Use setCustomControlsRequested to enable custom controls.

Custom controls are currently only available for Ad Manager reservations.

public boolean isMuted()

Returns true if the video is currently muted, false otherwise.

public void mute(boolean mute)

Sets the video mute state.

This video control method only works when isCustomControlsEnabled returns true.

public void pause()

Pauses the video ad if applicable. This method is a no-op if the video is already paused or the video has ended.

This video control method only works when isCustomControlsEnabled returns true.

public void play()

Play the video ad if applicable. This method is a no-op if the video is already playing.

This video control method only works when isCustomControlsEnabled returns true.

public void setVideoLifecycleCallbacks(
    @Nullable VideoController.VideoLifecycleCallbacks callbacks
)

Sets a listener that will receive callbacks for video events.

public void stop()

Stops video playback. Subsequent calls to play will resume at the beginning of the video. This method is a no-op if the video has already been stopped.

The ad unit must be in the allow list to be able to use this api. If you are interested in using this feature, reach out to your account manager.