Video Playback on Mobile Device using GoogleVR Gaze

I'm trying to use the GoogleVR SDK in Unity to control the playback of videos which are loaded on to 4 GameObjects.

Here is some working code for this in Unity (maybe useful for someone else) https://github.com/cyrusclarke/googleVR_Unity_CinemaScene/tree/master

If you deploy this with a working package, the repticle or pointer enables video playback after 3s of "gaze". If the gaze is broken, the video is paused. There is also a counter to measure the time spent gazing at any given GameObject.

The problem is that MovieTexture is not supported for builds to mobile and I need to get this working for mobile. So I have got a plugin which anyone using video on Unity probably knows - EasyMovieTexture.

I have tried to follow the same process as before, calling a function from the source code of the package but this did not work. The new plugin has a script called MediaPlayerCtrl So I am trying to create an object based on that class and this gives me some ability to manipulate the video playback (play/pause etc.) however I still cannot link this back to the GoogleVR Repticle.

I have posted this code in another repository here. https://github.com/cyrusclarke/newRepo

The approach I am thinking is to use GvrReticleNew.cs script to call a function in the mCtrls.cs script via the TimedInputHandler.cs. I have tried passing the HandleTimeInput function to the Update function and then letting the TimedInputHandler connect to the GvrReticle however this approach has not worked.

 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;
 using UnityEngine.UI;
 
 public class mCtrl : MonoBehaviour {
 
     public MediaPlayerCtrl mCtrl1;
 
 //Load some file to the MediaPlayer Controller for the GameObject and play
     private void Awake () {
         Debug.Log ("alive");
         mCtrl1.Load ("IXDAParody.mp4");
         mCtrl1.Play();
 
     }
 
     void Update () {
         HandleTimeInput ();
 
     }
 
      public void HandleTimeInput () {
         ///Basic Controls for Playback
         if (Input.GetKeyDown ("p")){
             mCtrl1.Pause ();
     }
         if(Input.GetKeyDown ("s")){
             mCtrl1.Play();
         }
     //Check Gaze (not working)
         Debug.Log("IM GAZING"); 
 
       }
   }

Well and truly stuck on this so any advice or help would be massively appreciated!