1)First Add the mediaPlayerFramework. >> Build Phases >> Link Binary with lib.. and search there MediaPlayer.framework
2)select storyboard and in viewController add a button with the name of TapMe.
3)select viewController.h and drag the TapMe button with the Action and touchUpInside event.
4)open the viewContoller.m and in TapMe method try following code
-(IBAction)TapMe {
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Finally build and run
Media Player Framework
The Media Player framework (MediaPlayer.framework) provides high-level support for playing audio and video content from your app. You can use this framework to do the following:
Play video to a user’s screen or to another device over AirPlay. You can play this video full screen or in a resizable view.
Access the user’s iTunes music library. You can play music tracks and playlists, search for songs, and present a media picker interface to the user.
Configure and manage movie playback.
Display Now Playing information in the lock screen and App Switcher. You can also display this information on an Apple TV when content is delivered via AirPlay.
Let your health and fitness apps communicate with each other, with your trainer, and even with your doctor.
Provided developers with deeper access and more tool.
New keyboard options and even more ways to share your content.
And you’ll be able to use iCloud and Touch ID in ways you never have before.
PHOTOS –
iOS Photo features
Search your photo library.
Now you can search all the photos and videos on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Search by the date the photo was taken, by location or by album name. Whether you’re at work, on the train, at a restaurant or on holiday, finding a photo has never been simpler.
Get smart suggestion,
Just tap the search icon, and you’ll get choices based on what’s important to you. One more tap gives you immediate access to photos taken nearby, photos taken the same time last year or your all-time favorite photos
Capture the moment. Then edit it in seconds
Whatever your skill level, you’ll be able to create photo masterpieces directly in the Photos app. You don’t have to wait to get back to your Mac to do it. Photos can make beautiful edits for you. Or you can take control and fine-tune every aspect of a photo yourself.
Smart composition tools.
Don’t worry if the composition isn’t perfect when you shoot. Even after you take your photo, Photos can automatically straighten horizons and provide the ideal crop.
iOS 8 Camera features
Smart adjustments.
odify the overall light in a photo with a single control. Behind the scenes, Photos intelligently adjusts exposure, brightness, contrast and more — giving everyone, even the complete novice, great results.
Photo filters and editing tools.
Make your photo stand out even more by applying one of the Apple‑designed filters. iOS 8 also makes it possible for other app developers to create filters and editing tools that you can use in Photos.
A new mode comes to Camera: Time-lapse videos.
Capture the experience of the sun setting, a city street bustling or a flower blooming with the new Time-lapse mode in Camera. iOS 8 does all the work, snapping photos at dynamically selected intervals. The result is a video showing an accelerated sequence of the photos over time. Just set up your device to shoot what you want. Swipe to select Time-lapse mode, tap the Record button, and let Camera record as long as you choose.
Apple released iOS 8.1 to the public on Monday, October 20, bringing a slew of new features and bug fixes.
The update enabled support for Apple Pay, activated new Continuity features, enabled iCloud Photo Library, and brought back the camera roll. Several other minor changes were introduced as well, outlined below:
Siri – Siri is now able to open credit and debit cards added to Passbook for use with Apple Pay.
Continuity – With iOS 8.1 and the OS X Yosemite, Continuity features like SMS Forwarding and Instant Hotspot now work.
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