Blog Component Test
Darius Cepulis, Steve Heffernan, and Matthew McClure
A dev-only blog post for testing blog components and MDX features
Matthew McClure
Announcing the new Videojs.com
Matthew McClure
Video.js unveils completely redesigned website with new logo, four CSS-only customizable themes showcasing player framework philosophy, unified root domain, Mux-funded development, and renewed focus on empowering builders to create custom video experiences.
It's here: 5.0 release candidates!
Matthew McClure
Video.js 5.0 release candidate debuts with redesigned base theme, ES6/Babel transpilation, Browserify integration with NPM packages, earlier plugin initialization for greater control, and community testing to ensure production readiness.
Video.js 4.12 - The last of the 4 minors
Matthew McClure
Video.js 4.12, the final 4.x minor release, integrates Mozilla's VTT.js for dramatically improved WebVTT accessibility, grows to 19 community translations, and appears on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Wall Street Journal, Guardian, and Bloomberg.
Video.js 4.9 - Now <audio> can join the party!
Matthew McClure
Video.js 4.9 introduces HTML5 audio tag support with persistent poster display and always-visible controls for audio player experience, plus five new translations including Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Italian, French, and Korean.
Video.js 4.8.0 released...Prost!
Matthew McClure
Video.js 4.8.0 delivers scheduled maintenance with German translation, configurable inactivity timeout, improved keyboard event handling, and Heavybit Industries' impressive implementation featuring video-synchronized transcripts.
The Guardian uses Video.js in feature article
Matthew McClure
The Guardian's interactive Snowden NSA surveillance article showcases innovative Video.js implementation with scroll-triggered playback, custom white-on-gray theming, and controlless players that respond to page navigation instead of traditional user input.