Anant Jain07 Mar, 2025Technology
When a React Native app on Android goes into the background, video playback often stops due to system restrictions, power optimizations, or missing configurations. Android’s battery-saving policies can pause media activities, and certain React Native video libraries may not support background playback by default. To resolve this, developers can use foreground services, modify app permissions, or leverage third-party modules like ExoPlayer with proper background handling. Adjusting the app’s lifecycle management and requesting the necessary permissions ensures seamless video playback, even when users switch apps. Understanding these constraints and applying the right fixes can significantly improve user experience.
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