Have an awesome video that you want to show as your background

Drag and drop BackgroundVideo.swift file to your Project navigator

Drag and drop the video to your project and make sure to check Copy items if needed as well as Add to targets (This is because the object will look at your app's main bunddle)

Go to the view controller where you want to display the video and declare an instance.

	var backgroundPlayer : BackgroundVideo? // Declare an instance of BackgroundVideo called backgroundPlayer

In your viewDidLoad() method, initialize your instance with the view controller you're using and the name of the video file with it's extension as parameters (make sure you seperate your name and extension by a period). In the following code I'm passing the same view controller where I declared my instance, namely self. Then, just call the function setUpBackground() on your instance.

Do steps 1-3 from the Swift steps above, but instead of dragging BackgroundVideo.swift, drag and drop BackgroundVideoObjC.h and BackgroundVideoObjC.m.

Go to the view controller where you want to display the video and declare an instance.

	@property (strong, nonatomic) BackgroundVideoObjC *backgroundVideo;

Same as 5 from Swift steps, except use this code: