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.

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

First-Party:

• IPFS
• BTFS
• Skynet

Third-Party:

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

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