breautek commented on issue #312:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-media-capture/issues/312#issuecomment-3079251020
Assuming that you're application id is `io.haiyi.app.ham.starter`, then that
nativeURL path should be readable by your app with on permissions necessary.
Apache doesn't maintain the file opener plugin that you've mentioned so I can't
really provide support or advice on that side.
Can the video be read with apache's file plugin (`cordova-plugin-file`) and
potentially played using the HTML5 video tag?
```javascript
window.resolveLocalFileSystemURL(theNativeURL, function (fileEntry) {
let video = document.getElementById('myVideo'); // id to a <video>
element
video.src = fileEntry.toURL();
});
```
The file plugin APIs recently had several fixes surrounding the `.toURL()`
usage, so it would be important to be running v8.1.3, which is the current
latest version.
If the file opener plugin relies on an intent to play your video (e.g.
opening in an actual video player app), then permission issues might be at play
here, because then you're application will need to implement and provide a
content provider to share the content to a third-party app. In which case I'd
consider this to be a bug with the file opener as it should be implementing the
content provider.
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