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v0.12.0

11 May 22:19
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New features

  • Added new customDomain property
  • Applied domain defaults to mux.com if customDomain is unset
  • Custom domain is used for both video source and storyboards
  • Added a demo sample

v0.11.4 update to Video.js 7.21.2 and hls.js 1.3.1

10 Feb 17:17
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v0.11.3 update to videojs-mux 4.6.6

13 Dec 02:56
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This release updates the videojs-mux dependency to 4.6.6.

v0.11.2 update to videojs-mux 4.6.6

13 Dec 02:45
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This release updates the videojs-mux dependency to 4.6.6.

v0.11.1 set hls.js's back buffer length to 30 by default

19 May 17:33
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This release sets hls.js's backBufferLength to 30s by default.
It also makes sure that this value is configurable via the hlsjs options.

v0.11.0 enable configuration for hls.js

12 May 21:36
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This release enables configuring hls.js via Video.js options:

videojs('mux-default', {
  html5: {
    hls: {
      capLevelToPlayerSize: true
    }
  }
});

For advanced use cases, the hlsjs instance is exposed on the tech.

v0.10.0 include quality level picker by default

21 Apr 14:58
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This release includes videojs-contrib-quality-levels and videojs-http-source-selector by default.
See the README for how to use it.

v0.9.3 - update Video.js to v7.18.1

01 Apr 19:14
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  • Update Video.js version to v7.18.1, which addresses #77

v0.9.2 - hls.js update to 1.1.5

16 Feb 20:39
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v0.9.1 - only fatal errors should trigger an error event

10 Feb 21:01
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As part of 0.7.0, tighter error handling integration with hls.js made all errors be triggered on the player. This meant that errors that don't inhibit playback and that hls.js handled automatically were treated the same as fatal errors that hls.js doesn't handle automatically. Now, only errors that hls.js considers fatal will trigger an error event.