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Summary:
When capturing a video through UIImagePickerController, if a user finishes capturing, plays back the video, and clicks Retake during playback, when they finish that Retake by pressing stop, the next view will show a Pause button, even though playback is not occurring.

Steps to Reproduce:
1) Implement a UIImagePickerController with mediaType of kUTTypeMovie to allow a user capture a video.
2) Run the app and get to the UIImagePickerController VC.
3) Capture a video and press stop.
4) Click the play button, and while the video is playing, click "Retake"
5) Record a new video, and press stop.
6) At this point, the VC will show the most recent video in a paused state, but display a Pause button, instead of a Play button.
7) Clicking on the Pause button changes the button back to Play.
8) Clicking the Play button Plays the video.

Alternatively using iMovie for iPhone:
1) Create a new Project
2) Choose Movie
3) Click Create Movie
4) Click +
5) Click Camera
6) Capture a video and press stop.
7) Click the play button, and while the video is playing, click "Retake"
8) Record a new video, and press stop.
9) At this point, the VC will show the most recent video in a paused state, but display a Pause button, instead of a Play button.
10) Clicking on the Pause button changes the button back to Play.
11) Clicking the Play button Plays the video.

Expected Results:
After a video Retake, the VC should show a Play button, instead of a Pause, as it is not currently playing anything.


Actual Results:
After a video Retake, the VC shows a Pause button, that seems to be in a stale state from when the original video was being played on a previous step.

Version:
iOS 10.2

Notes:


Configuration:
Reproducible on an iPhone 6, originally found in the ShareFile app, but also reproducible in iMovie for iPhone.