Hi, in the latest Android Kaltura SDK, there is the possibility to set a logo URL, which shows on the receiving TV while the video is loading, instead of the “Kaltura open source video” logo. Is it possible to do this with the iOS SDK?
I have searched through the SDK but haven’t found anything, and am wondering if it’s a KPPlayerConfig configKey that I need to add?
Thanks!
ah, sorry, I’m using:
KalturaPlayerSDK 2.4.9
google-cast-sdk (2.10.4.1)
jess
October 6, 2016, 11:34am
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Hi, thanks. It wasn’t the watermark i wanted to change, it was the loading screen.
Anyway, I found it in the android documentation, I just needed to set:
addConfigKey(“chromecast.logoUrl”, withValue: “link to image here”)
jess
October 6, 2016, 1:11pm
5
I see, sorry, I misunderstood you before.
This is indeed documented here:
https://vpaas.kaltura.com/documentation/Mobile-Video-Player-SDKs/AndroidChromeCast_V3.html
and should perhaps be documented here as well:
https://vpaas.kaltura.com/documentation/Mobile-Video-Player-SDKs/iOS-Casting-Chromecast.html
This documentation is kept on our GitHub repo here:
---
layout: page
title: Google Cast Setup for iOS Devices
subcat: SDK 2.0 - iOS
weight: 300
---
This article describes how to set up the Google Cast feature in iOS devices.
## Introduction
The Cast functionality allows your videos to be cast from a iOS mobile device, via the Chromecast plugin, directly to a Kaltura Player Receiver App on a Chromecast-connected TV.
### Before You Begin
Before you begin setting up the Cast feature, make sure you've read the article [iOS Player SDK and Environment Setup - Getting Started](https://vpaas.kaltura.com/documentation/05_Mobile-Video-Player-SDKs/iOS-Getting-Started.html).
## Basic Definitions
* `Sender` - A Cast enabled Kaltura Player running inside of a iOS Application; the Kaltura Player requires a Sender App ID.
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