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DTube Embed Player

This is the main video player of d.tube. It is hosted directly on github pages for simplicity. You can pass options to the player through the url hash fragment:

The syntax is as follow /#!/author/permlink/autoplay/branding

• Author: the steem username of the account associated with the content
• Permlink: the permlink of the steem content, or 'live' for the user livestream
• Autoplay: true/false, default to false. If true, the video will start playing without click
• Modest Branding: true/false, default to false. If true, the DTube logo will be hidden

There are also two optional arguments which can be attached to the url if needed:

/#!/author/permlink/autoplay/branding/provider/additionalOptions

• provider: Can be used to specify a provider the player should use. For a list of supported providers see below. Can be set to default use the recommended settings.
• additionalOptions: This is a URL-style key-value string which can be used to pass additional preferences to the player. For a list of currently implemented options see below.

Examples

https://emb.d.tube/#!/elsiekjay/QmQXCBVvVn6WRCuxV3K2FoYLX6F98TvWYPorJEdEyz7VPr/true -> will autoplay and keep dtube branding

Autoplay is not always going to happen. It depends on the media engagement, see chrome://media-engagement

https://emb.d.tube/#!/elsiekjay/QmQXCBVvVn6WRCuxV3K2FoYLX6F98TvWYPorJEdEyz7VPr/true/false/default/loop=true -> will autoplay, keep dtube branding and also loop at the end, whilest using the recommended provider

Supported Providers

First-Party:

• IPFS
• BTFS
• Skynet

Third-Party:

• Twitch
• Dailymotion
• Instagram
• LiveLeak
• Vimeo
• Facebook
• YouTube

Additional Options

JavaScript API

The embedded player can be controlled using JavaScript in compliance with the Player.js specification. You can use Player.js as a library to control the player.

Simply load the Player.js library:

<script type="text/javascript" src="//cdn.embed.ly/player-0.1.0.min.js"></script>

After this you can initialize the library using the ID of the iframe:

const player = new playerjs.Player('your-iframe');

You can then call a variety of methods suchs as player.play() or player.setVolume(20).

For a full list of methods see: https://github.com/embedly/player.js#methods

For a full list of events see: https://github.com/embedly/player.js#events