Remove 'autoplay' tag #7
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HTML5 doesn't support 'autoplay' tag in smarthub application so it should be replaced with manually asking video to play.
nehakain
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Jun 26, 2018
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According to W3C standard, HTML5 should provide the implementation of 'autoplay' tag. If this tag is set, then if the web page or application contains any video element then it will start playing the video as soon as the application has started.
It is acceptable for web application but not for smarthub application because in that case switching of resources is not that quick. Due to this it gives unexpected results so it is not allowed by web engine. Thus 'autoplay' tag should be removed and video should play explicitly.
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HTML5 doesn't support 'autoplay' tag in smarthub application so it should be replaced with manually asking video to play.