Specifically, set a maximum height and added vertical scrolling
to address an issue related to Plyr's menu height.
Improve the overall usability and visual appearance of the menu in video player.
In custom_plyr.css, made adjustments to styles for video preview thumbnail in Plyr
Specific changes:
- Modified the size and positioning of the thumbnail container to improve the visual presentation.
- Enchance the user experience when interacting with video previews.
Made changes to the styles on the video playback page to enhance visibility and address issues with the video player.
Added a new custom style file for Plyr, and removed redundant and unused styles in watch.css.
Specific changes:
- Added custom_plyr.css for Plyr styles.
- Removed redundant styles related to playback issues in watch.css
Allows for ranked preferences for h264, av1, and vp9 codecs in
settings, along with equal preferences which are tiebroken using
smaller file size.
For each quality, gives av-merge a list of video sources
and audio sources sorted based on preference & file size. It
will pick the first one that the browser supports.
Closes#84
Signed-off-by: Jesús <heckyel@hyperbola.info>
But watch.py is not providing them yet. Deciding how to fix the
codec options/defaults is for a later commit
Signed-off-by: Jesús <heckyel@hyperbola.info>
Two issues fixed:
1. The append was only retried if it was the result of a seek
event. But if the video is paused (such as if the video was
finished and the user seeks back to the beginning), the seek
won't happen because the MediaSource will not issue a sourceopen
until the user plays the video. A better strategy that solves
the true issue is to retry the append if it is for the segment
corresponding to the current time, since that is critical to get
immediately.
2. If the append was not retried, entry.requested was not getting
marked as false, so it would refuse to ever rerequest the segment,
so it would stall. Set it to false if we decide not to retry the
append, so it can be rerequested later.
Signed-off-by: Jesús <heckyel@hyperbola.info>
.pop() gives LIFO, but FIFO was the intention for appendQueue.
O(n) behavior is fine because appendQueue should be very small.
Signed-off-by: Jesús <heckyel@hyperbola.info>
Many things fixed:
- Delete from end of video in addition to from beginning. Firefox
automatically deletes from the beginning already.
- Increment i in the while loop (oops)
- Calling .remove takes time for the sourceBuffer to perform, and
it will be in the updating=true state. Continuing to delete more
would give an error. Waits until the updateend event is fired
before deleting more segments.
- Retry appendBuffer if the quota was exceeded during a seek append
Signed-off-by: Jesús <heckyel@hyperbola.info>
