Reboot time, baby. After 16 years, we teamed up with Plyr, Vidstack and Media Chrome to make the open source player that the web deserves (again). Check out the v10 blog post, try it out, and give us feedback.
https://t.co/d4oxBFZEbZ
A bit of news... this week there are Video.js 8.0 and VHS 3.0 release candidates available on GitHub and npm. You can try either of them out under the npm tag `rc`!
One clarification, it is still possible that this breaks again in Chrome 107, so users should still be updating to Video.js 7.10+ and/or VHS 2.x!
https://t.co/SEqN0UqjPT
The incompatibility between Chrome 105 and Video.js < 7.10 / VHS 1.x appears to have been resolved. Please update to Chrome 105.0.5195.102. Thank you, @googlechrome! 🥳
Long time no tweet! Unfortunately, we've seen reports that the Chrome 105 update, which includes MSE in Workers, is breaking playback with Video.js HTTP Streaming 1.x - please update to 2.x to resolve this issue... and be on the lookout for 3.0 (and Video.js 8.0) coming soon!
We were going to wait until Monday to make it official, but...we're thrilled to announce the first Demuxed where no one can blame us for the chairs.
October 27-29, on The Internet™
https://t.co/RvJbBsqFIJ
We have updated the default branches of our most used repositories to `main`. We will continue updating other repos as they are used and are working towards using inclusive terminology everywhere in the project.
@videojs If you're interested in how the themes are built, I wrote up a high-level overview on the https://t.co/FEF3lrfkjH blog. Why we went with a monorepo, used PostCSS instead of Sass, did it at all, etc. https://t.co/dy8q03m0sd
I had planned on this taking like 1 month, and instead it took...a lot longer than that. 😬
But I'm so, so excited to finally be able to contribute to the @videojs community again. Enjoy! ✌️
Aaaaand it's live! A long-overdue refresh of the https://t.co/kds8EgA9Lv is now live, along with 4 fresh new themes! Get it while it's hot 🎉 https://t.co/k9HwEzn1qb