We should explore how to improve the experience, applying the same effect that for H5P or SCORM when we detect embedded videos.

There are two scenarios:
1. When a video is playing and the user switches to landscape mode, the video should automatically use the complete full screen (auto-enabling its own fullscreen mode).
2. When a video has been included as a file, opening it should automatically enable full-screen and maybe even screen rotation?

Current behaviour:

• Android phone:
  1. Screen rotation: Seems to work regardless how the video file is embedded, rotating the screen when a video is playing will switch to the fullscreen mode of the video
  2. Auto-fullscreen in file resource: Does not work, the video does not change to full-screen automatically

• iOS phone:
  1. Screen rotation: currently the previous only works when a video is inserted as a file resource because in that case, we do not set the "playsinline" to true, however, on page we set playsinline to true so it won't auto-fullscreen.
  2. Auto-fullscreen in file resource: Works partially, the video automatically switch to fullscreen but does not rotate to use the fill width of landscape mode
• Tablet and iPad
  1. Behaves differently

This will require a full behaviour analysis:

• Inserting a local mp4 video in a page, book and as a file
• Inserting a local ogg video in a page, book and as a file (it will behave a bit different because VideoJS will be used in this case)
• Inserting a remote video (Vimeo, Youtube), in a page and book using both the iframe cod by youtube and the text editor tools

Testing the previous in iPhone, iPad, android phone and table with screen rotation when video playing and also just opening the file and comparing behaviours.

To evaluate:

• Adding the fullscreen button/icon for pages or files when there is a single video
• Making consistent the way videos switch to fullscreen mode