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iPhone and iPad use touch-first player controls.
Tap the video to reveal or hide the controls, then use the timeline and action buttons directly.
For scrubbing, skip segments, Up Next, and other playback behavior shared with Apple TV, see Player Controls.
A single tap anywhere on the video shows the controls when they are hidden and hides them when they are visible.
Turn on Settings > Playback > Controls > Double Tap to Skip to add directional seeking:
The double-tap gesture takes priority over the single tap, so its first tap does not accidentally show or hide the controls.
A brief icon confirms the skip direction.
Repeated double taps continue from the last requested position, even while the video is still catching up to the previous seek.
The touch player’s top row is configurable under Settings > Playback > Controls > Action Buttons.
Its defaults are:
| Button | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Playback Menu | Opens audio, subtitle, chapter, quality, and related session controls. It can be moved but never hidden |
| Rotate | Switches between portrait and one landscape direction |
| Video Zoom | Cycles through Fit, Adaptive, and Fill. iPad cycles between Fit and Fill |
On iPhone, Adaptive can use more landscape screen space while keeping the visible picture clear of the Dynamic Island or camera area.
It automatically keeps narrower video such as 4:3 centered when expanding it would provide no benefit.
See Playback Settings for a comparison of all three modes.
Pin Timestamp is also available and starts hidden.
Enabling it captures the current playback position plus a local frame thumbnail, then syncs the Pin metadata with your other devices.
You can reorder every action and hide any action except Playback Menu.
The Rotate action behaves as follows:
It does not rotate endlessly through every screen direction.
The choice lasts only for the current playback session, so it is useful when system Rotation Lock is enabled without changing Settings > Playback > Player > Orientation.
See Playback Settings for the Auto and Landscape startup options.
With Picture in Picture enabled, leaving Neptune during playback opens a system floating window automatically.
Tap it for Play/Pause and skip controls, or return to Neptune with its full-screen control.
Neptune does not add a separate Picture in Picture button to the in-app player.
With Background Playback enabled, the Lock Screen and Control Center show Now Playing information with Play/Pause, 15-second skips, and position scrubbing.