support "events" in general and "cuepoint" event in particular #9
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cuepoint event is the save as in flowplayer: https://flowplayer.org/docs/cuepoints.html
support "events" in general and "cuepoint" event in particular
now we can add cuepoints on "ready" event and subscribe to "cuepoint" event like this:
`player = new CanvasVideoPlayer({
...
}).on('ready', function (data) {
console.log('ready', data)
var cuepoints = [];
for (var i = 1; i <= 9; i++) {
cuepoints.push( data.duration * i / 10 );
}
this.setCuepoints(cuepoints);
}).on('cuepoint', function (data) {
console.log(new Date(), data);
});`
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This is not real events at all, but at least for me they will do. I feel that this will be true for others as well. |
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Thanks a lot, I will merge it for sure. Would you mind, adding a few lines about it to the documentation? |
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I'm not sure I will have time for this in next few days :( |
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No worries, take your time. Also formatting and coding conventions are bit out of sync. |
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I have updated documentation. |
For some reason condition which hosts 'finish' event is fired multiple times when page with stopped video is scrolled.
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Hi, Mr. Stanko. I really appreciate any help... I already looking many differents ways to implement a video player on iPhone that not trigger fullscreen, but your implementation seems to have the exact what I need. But I need in my project config pauses along side the video timeline, and the user click on a next button event to resume playing (or previous to return to "previous" mark on this config), but I'm not sure how to do this... I used to work with the videojs player, because this already has a plugin to do so (insert chapters marks along the video), but videojs not avoid iPhone open fullscreen. Please, any help I'll be very glad. Thanks Seth |
cuepoint event is the same as in flowplayer: https://flowplayer.org/docs/cuepoints.html