videojs-overlay | js plugin to display simple overlays | Video Utils library
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A video.js plugin to display simple overlays during playback.
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QUESTION
I'm making a web application where a background video is the main feature. I have managed to make the video fit the whole screen by getting some black bars on the sides to prevent the aspect ratio (i need the whole video to be shown I don't want parts cut off).
This is what happens when the width is not enough
This is what happens when the height is not enough
That's what I want it to do actually, there is only one issue. The message you can see on both pictures is from the plugin videojs-overlay that aligns messages where you want, in this case, top. And to align these messages it takes the whole viewport but not where the video is playing.
This is my actual code:
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Answered 2019-Jun-06 at 08:30You can try this one.
QUESTION
In a video.js player, I want to display information on the currently played video as an videojs-overlay whenever the user is active (moving the mouse over the video) and hide the information when the user is inactive (not moving the mouse over the video).
I set videojs-overlay to listen to the useractive and userinactive events like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-10 at 23:14Video.JS already keeps track of the user active state using CSS classes. An example of this can be found in the videojs-dock plugin. It uses the vjs-user-inactive and vjs-user-active CSS classes to control showing or hiding a dock or tray over the video that can be used to display information such as a title or description for the video. You may be able to use this as inspiration for your overlay.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Disclaimer: I am employed by Brightcove.
QUESTION
I have a quiz video overlay that shows up nicely when the videojs player is in standard mode: https://jsfiddle.net/kai_noack/zxtkgme7/20/
However, when entering fullscreen it disappears (probably behind the video).
I found an obsolete solution which specifies the z-index of the overlay to the maximum. It is not working in the latest Chrome and Firefox.
I found another solution to do the fullscreen with the parent, not the videoplayer itself, but it's not working with the videojs player setup.
Then I found a promising solution how to make overlay elements appear on fullscreen by setting position:absolute; and tried to implement it without success: https://jsfiddle.net/kai_noack/zxtkgme7/26/
HTML from my last attempt (see fiddle):
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Answered 2019-Mar-12 at 08:07The problem appears to be, that this library wraps the video in an additional div, and makes that div fullscreen - but your #overlays-wrap element is outside of that element, and I don’t think z-index is supposed to change anything about that(?).
Putting the overlay directly into #videowrapper in the source code doesn’t do the trick - the player library takes #videoplay, creates the wrapper div and puts the id on that. (It changes the id of the video element itself to #videoplay_html5_api, so no conflict in that regard.) The new div #videoplay becomes fullscreen, but #overlays-wrap still only is a sibling in the DOM, so outside of the fullscreen element.
But if you move #overlays-wrap into #videoplay after the player has initialized, it seems to work:
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there are 2 videos and one picture. Videos have to be streamed as an overlay over the picture with opacity using HTML5, javascript, and css. I have studied library documents. But still didn't succeed. This Is my Css Javascript and Html File. You have to use the only javascript. I am trying to make a video banner for a website
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Answered 2018-Nov-14 at 04:04I think you need to simplify.
opacity appears to work.
QUESTION
I want to show the image in video-js-overlay only when screen size is maximum and hide it when user hit 'Esc' button.Currently i have the following screens:
I m following the https://github.com/brightcove/videojs-overlay. I have seen that when i pause the video image from both screen hide it. But i can't hide the image from modal screen. Any suggestion or clue would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Answered 2018-Jan-23 at 06:56This can be done by using the VideoJS fullscreen event handler.Follow this https://github.com/brightcove/videojs-overlay. Add a style to header file
QUESTION
I'm creating a rails application that uses video.js to play videos. I am also using three other scripts to customize the player and activity on the page. My javascript imports are ordered as such:
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Answered 2017-Apr-13 at 22:54Update: it turns out that the problem was related to how Rails uses Turbolinks to handle view changes.
My videojs object was not being destroyed as it should have been since $(document).ready(...) was not being called when expected, and therefore was not available on another page without a reload.
To solve this, I used the following code from andrkrn to listen for turbolinks load events and respond accordingly. Below are changes I made for it to work with Rails 5:
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