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Vue-Video-Player
DESCRIPTION
video.js player component for Vue. The Video.js player is a component. Like all components, you can define what children it includes, what order they appear in, and what options are passed to them. Components can be given custom options via the lower-camel-case variant of the component name (e.g. controlBar for ControlBar). These can be nested in a representation of grandchild relationships. Video.js playback technologies (i.e. "techs") can be given custom options as part of the options passed to the videojs function. They should be passed under the lower-case variant of the tech name (e.g. "html5").
Features
- The default behavior is to preload all text tracks
- Each option is also available as a standard <video> element attribute
- Instead of using the autoplay attribute you should pass an autoplay option to the videojs function
- Start loading the video immediately (if the browser supports it)
- The browser will wait until the user hits "play" to begin downloading
- Load only the meta data of the video
Programming Language
JavaScript
Categories
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