How to use picture-in-picture mode


Summary
- Play any video to start using picture-in-picture.
- Click the picture-in-picture icon in the video player.
- Video appears in a floating window on top of other content.
- Continue browsing ClickView while watching.
- Click the maximise button to refocus the video.
What is picture-in-picture mode?
Picture-in-picture (PiP) mode allows you to watch videos in a floating window that stays on top of other screen content, letting you continue exploring ClickView or reading supplementary information while your video remains visible.

Enable picture-in-picture mode
- Play any video in ClickView.
- On the video player, click the picture-in-picture icon.

- The video will display in a smaller floating window. You can now navigate ClickView and interact with other resources while the video continues to play.

Note: If you play another ClickView video, it will take control of the picture-in-picture feature.
Exit picture-in-picture mode
- To close the picture-in-picture window, click the ‘X’ in the bottom right-hand corner of the PiP window.

- To make the video the focus again, click the maximise button.

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