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If a user selects a resolution, how can I know what resolution the current playback is? Is this possible? For example, obtaining the "label" of the currently playing clip.
As a (failed) workaround, I have a filename structure which includes the resolution. I tried using player.currentSrc() to give me the url of the currently playing video but this only returns the default video url and not the one that is necessarily playing after the resolution is switched.
This may or may not be a bug so thought I'd flag it here.
I'm using Video JS in conjunction with its official playlist plugin in case that makes any difference to the above observations.
Thanks.
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If a user selects a resolution, how can I know what resolution the current playback is? Is this possible? For example, obtaining the "label" of the currently playing clip.
As a (failed) workaround, I have a filename structure which includes the resolution. I tried using
player.currentSrc()
to give me the url of the currently playing video but this only returns the default video url and not the one that is necessarily playing after the resolution is switched.This may or may not be a bug so thought I'd flag it here.
I'm using Video JS in conjunction with its official playlist plugin in case that makes any difference to the above observations.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: