v0.9.0 - integrate with videojs-contrib-quality-levels

This release introduces hls.js integration with videojs-contrib-quality-levels. This means that if you wanted a quality level picker that uses videojs-contrib-quality-levels behind the scenes but couldn't, now you can!

v0.8.0 - introduce VHS build file

v0.8.0 introduces a new build file to allows users of videojs-mux-kit to use the playback engine that Video.js ships with: Video.js HTTP Streaming, otherwise known as VHS. See https://github.com/muxinc/videojs-mux-kit#importing for documentation on how to use the new build file.

v0.7.1 - node RTE fix

• Updates references to Hls.js variables to avoid runtime errors in use cases of videojs-mux-kit in node environments.

v0.7.0 - Dependency updates

• Updates Video.js and Hls.js to their respective latest versions
• Cleans up dev dependencies, bringing them to at least their respective latest minors.

v0.6.0 - Pass hls.js errors through video.js

• Update mux source handler to translate and pass through hls.js errors (#57, closes #48)

v0.5.0 - fix Android startup bug

• Swaps logic to use MSE first if available
• closes #39

v0.4.0

New features

Fixes

• Fixes #39 (iOS non-safari playback)

Changes

• Rationalized decision of selecting either the native or Hls.js for the rendering engine for more consistent playback experiences

v0.3.0

New features

• Added the ability to use signed urls for videos, thumbnails, and storyboards. Take a look at our documentation for more info.

Fixes

• Updated Hls.js configuration to render the correct Live UI control sets for live streams.

Changes

• To accommodate the ability to set JWT tokens on storyboards, the configuration for enabling the storyboards with videojs has changed. Take a look at our documentation for more info.

v0.2.0

• Add support for subtitles present in the HLS source (no need to manually add text tracks)
• Bump hls.js version

v0.1.5

• Switch browser detection mechanism to use built-in video.js browser module
• [Bug fix] Ensure WKWebView browsers use native HLS playback