Introduce onMute and onUnmute methods for player mute detection #258
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Does this PR introduce onMute and onUnmute? All I see is the wakelock dep update. |
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Enhancement: Introduce onMute and onUnmute Methods for Player State Detection 🎵
This pull request introduces two new methods, onMute and onUnmute, enhancing our video player's functionality. These methods enable dynamic detection of the player's mute state, providing the foundation for responsive interactions and user experience improvements.
🔍 Key Features:
onMute Method:
Enables the application to capture events when the player is muted.
Facilitates the execution of custom actions or visual cues tied to the muted state.
onUnmute Method:
Provides a mechanism to detect when the player is unmuted.
Allows the application to respond dynamically to unmute events, enhancing user engagement.