In our web application, we are using the following bit of html to allow users to record videos and upload them.
When running the webpage in Safari on an iOS or iPadOS device, clicking the input brings up the native camera app and let's the user record a video. When the user finishes, the recording is returned to the user as a File object. This is super convenient, except that it looks like the max length for a recording is 10 minutes, and then we get the following message: "Video Recording Stopped. The maximum length for this video has been reached."
imgur.com/a/IdgpwQA
The recording is still useable, but it's kind of a bummer that the max length is 10 minutes. Is there anyway of increasing this limit for webpages running in safari?
On the native side of the world, looks like you have a lot more control over this kind of functionality and you can change the value of videoMaximumDuration from the default 10 minutes.
Code Block html <input type="file" accept="video/*" capture="user">
When running the webpage in Safari on an iOS or iPadOS device, clicking the input brings up the native camera app and let's the user record a video. When the user finishes, the recording is returned to the user as a File object. This is super convenient, except that it looks like the max length for a recording is 10 minutes, and then we get the following message: "Video Recording Stopped. The maximum length for this video has been reached."
imgur.com/a/IdgpwQA
The recording is still useable, but it's kind of a bummer that the max length is 10 minutes. Is there anyway of increasing this limit for webpages running in safari?
On the native side of the world, looks like you have a lot more control over this kind of functionality and you can change the value of videoMaximumDuration from the default 10 minutes.
