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There are several issues here: <ol> <li>For this type of usage (integrating the player into your view), you should be using <code>MPMoviePlayerController</code>, not <code>MPMoviePlayerViewController</code>. Use <code>MPMoviePlayerViewController</code> when you want to have a self-contained view controller which can be presented using <code>presentMoviePlayerViewControllerAnimated:</code>.</li> <li>Assuming you are using ARC, the main problem is that nothing is keeping a reference to your player object. As a consequence, the player is disappearing shortly after you create it. You should keep a reference to it by assigning it to a property or instance variable of your view controller. For a full example of this, see <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/users/91282/till">Till</a>'s excellent <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/a/15065878/6111">answer to a similar question</a>.</li> <li>I'm not sure what your intended purpose of the <code>UIGraphicsBeginImageContext</code> and <code>UIGraphicsEndImageContext</code> calls are, but I can't see that they're needed here.</li> </ol> <hr> As for <code>shouldAutoplay = NO</code>, the video is still starting because you are calling <code>play</code> immediately afterwards. <hr> The player's <code>duration</code> property only contains a useful value after a <code>MPMovieDurationAvailableNotification</code> has been received. You'll need to do something similar to the following to have access to the actual duration: <pre><code>__weak MediaPlayerController *weakSelf = self; [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] addObserverForName:MPMovieDurationAvailableNotification object:self.player queue:[NSOperationQueue mainQueue] usingBlock:^(NSNotification *note) { NSLog(@"Movie duration: %lf", weakSelf.player.duration); }]; </code></pre> Use <code>removeObserver:name:object:</code> to remove the observer when you are done.
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