Available in Firefox and Chrome, the picture-in-picture function can be used to keep a video on top of your other browser tabs and/or other applications allowing you to stream while you work. You can resize the window, move it around, and control the audio.
Below is an example of Picture-in-Picture in Firefox using the museum’s live webcam playlist, wmoaTV, as an example.
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1. Firefox (pictured) and Chrome have the Picture-in-Picture option available on the right side of the video. You can also right click to select “picture in picture”.
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2. Once popped out, your video will stay playing on top of all other windows as long as this browser tab is kept open.
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3. Here you see the video (wmoaTV ch 1) in the bottom right (default position) of the screen while we browse the museum.
INSTRUCTION / INSTALLATION GUIDES
Firefox picture-in-picture is enabled by default – information
Chrome has it enabled for Youtube by default, but this extension (by Google) allows you to use the feature outside of Youtube, like with Netflix, or video streaming options.