That leaves web developers in the unfortunate
Unfortunately, all the major desktop browsers except for Safari are
No proprietary streaming servers required. Supports (client-driven) adaptive bitrate selection. Reasons independent of platform to recommend the format, though: Thanks to its native support on iOS and Android. Documentationīecome a de-facto standard for streaming video on mobile devices In order to use DRM, include the videojs-contrib-eme plug, initialize it, and add options to either the plugin or the source.ĭetailed option information can be found in the videojs-contrib-eme README. DRMĭRM is supported through videojs-contrib-eme. HLS/ DASH player or support for Media Source Extensions. Instead, it is recommended that users use the videojs-flashls-source-handler plugin as a fallback option for browsers that don't have a native This plugin does not support Flash playback. Mac Safari does have MSE support, but native HLS is recommended Flash Support 
These browsers have some level of native HLS support, which will be used unless the overrideNative option is used: The Media Source Extensions API is required for http-streaming to play HLS or MPEG-DASH. Is it recommended to use the element or load a source with player.src(sourceObject) in order to prevent the video element from playing the source natively where HLS is supported. play ( ) Ĭheck out our live example if you're having trouble.
To install videojs-http-streaming with npm run
DASH Assets with $Time Interpolation and SegmentTimelines with No t. Assets with an Audio-Only Rate Get Stuck in Audio-Only. Included in video.js 7 by default! See the video.js 7 blog post Play HLS, DASH, and future HTTP streaming protocols with video.js, even where they're not
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