@uscreentv/video-player
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The Uscreen Video Player is an ultra-customizable and extendable video player solution engineered to seamlessly integrate with any website or application. This cutting-edge player offers an extensive array of features to elevate the viewing experience and empowers developers with unparalleled flexibility. Crafted with web components, it guarantees modularity and harmonious integration with contemporary web development frameworks.
Ultimate Customization: Tailor every aspect of the player to suit your brand's identity and aesthetic preferences.
Extensibility: Easily extend functionality through a robust plugin system, allowing for seamless integration of additional features.
HLS.js Support: Built-in support for HLS.js ensures smooth playback of HLS streams, enabling high-quality video delivery across various devices and platforms.
Chromecast Integration: Effortlessly cast content to Chromecast-enabled devices for a seamless big-screen viewing experience.
Responsive Design: Adapt to any screen size or device, ensuring optimal viewing experiences across desktops, tablets, and mobile phones.
Accessibility: Comply with accessibility standards and ensure all users can enjoy your content with comprehensive accessibility features.
Analytics Integration: Seamlessly integrate with Mux Data for comprehensive analytics, providing valuable insights into viewer behavior and engagement.
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Web-components based video player
We found that @uscreentv/video-player demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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