video_player_web #

The web implementation of video_player.

Please set your constraint to video_player_web: '>=0.1.y+x <2.0.0'

Backward compatible 1.0.0 version is coming #

The plugin has reached a stable API, we guarantee that version 1.0.0 will be backward compatible with 0.1.y+z. Please use video_player_web: '>=0.1.y+x <2.0.0' as your dependency constraint to allow a smoother ecosystem migration. For more details see: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Package-migration-to-1.0.0

Usage #

This package is the endorsed implementation of video_player for the web platform since version 0.10.5, so it gets automatically added to your application by depending on video_player: ^0.10.5.

No further modifications to your pubspec.yaml should be required in a recent enough version of Flutter (>=1.12.13+hotfix.4):

...
dependencies:
  ...
  video_player: ^0.10.5
  ...

Once you have the correct video_player dependency in your pubspec, you should be able to use package:video_player as normal, even from your web code.

dart:io #

The Web platform does not suppport dart:io, so attempts to create a VideoPlayerController.file will throw an UnimplementedError.

Autoplay #

Playing videos without prior interaction with the site might be prohibited by the browser and lead to runtime errors. See also: https://goo.gl/xX8pDD.

Supported Formats #

Different web browsers support different sets of video codecs.

Video codecs? #

Check MDN's Web video codec guide to learn more about the pros and cons of each video codec.

What codecs are supported? #

Visit caniuse.com: 'video format' for a breakdown of which browsers support what codecs. You can customize charts there for the users of your particular website(s).

Here's an abridged version of the data from caniuse, for a Global audience:

MPEG-4/H.264

WebM

Ogg/Theora

AV1

HEVC/H.265