Currently, the UI always creates its own THEOplayerView:
If you call DefaultUI with a config parameter, then it creates a THEOplayerView and Player itself.
If you call DefaultUI with a player parameter, you still have to create that Player using rememberPlayer(), which always creates a THEOplayerView itself.
This adds a new overload rememberPlayer(THEOplayerView), which wraps an existing THEOplayerView in a Player rather than creating a new one. This makes it easier to add integrations upfront, or to remove the UI without removing the player.
Currently, the UI always creates its own
THEOplayerView:DefaultUIwith aconfigparameter, then it creates aTHEOplayerViewandPlayeritself.DefaultUIwith aplayerparameter, you still have to create thatPlayerusingrememberPlayer(), which always creates aTHEOplayerViewitself.This adds a new overload
rememberPlayer(THEOplayerView), which wraps an existingTHEOplayerViewin aPlayerrather than creating a new one. This makes it easier to add integrations upfront, or to remove the UI without removing the player.