Vue uses vue-video-player to play audio and video

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Vue-video-player Applies to vue’s video.js player component.

1. Installation and introduction

Making the address

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The installation

npm install vue-video-player --save
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Introduced the global

import VueVideoPlayer from 'vue-video-player';
import 'video.js/dist/video-js.css';
Vue.use(VueVideoPlayer);
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Local introduction

import 'video.js/dist/video-js.css';
import { videoPlayer } from 'vue-video-player';
 
export default {
  components: {
    videoPlayer
  }
}
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Video Player Configuration

playerOptions : {
  playbackRates: [0.7.1.0.1.5.2.0].// Playback speed
  autoplay: false.// If true, playback starts when the browser is ready.
  muted: false.// Any audio will be eliminated by default.
  loop: false.// Causes the video to restart as soon as it ends.
  preload: 'auto'.// Suggest whether the browser should start downloading video data after the 
      
  language: 'zh-CN'.aspectRatio: '16:9'.// Place the player in smooth mode and use this value when calculating the player's dynamic size. The value should represent a scale - two numbers separated by colons (for example, "16:9" or "4:3")
  fluid: true.// When true, the Video.js player will have a fluid size. In other words, it will scale to fit its container.
  sources: [{src: ' './ / path
      type: 'video/mp4'  / / type}].poster: "".// Cover address
  notSupportedMessage: 'This video cannot play now, please try again later'.// Allows overwriting the default information displayed when video.js cannot play a media source.
  controlBar: {
    timeDivider: true.// Time split line
    durationDisplay: true./ / total time
    remainingTimeDisplay: true.// Remaining playback time
    progressControl: true./ / the progress bar
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2. Use vue-video-player in components

The complete code

<template>
  <div class="videoWrap">
    <video-player  
      class="video-player vjs-custom-skin"
      ref="videoPlayer"
      :playsinline="true"
      :options="playerOptions"
      @play="onPlayerPlay($event)"
      @pause="onPlayerPause($event)"
      @ended="onPlayerEnded($event)"
      @waiting="onPlayerWaiting($event)"
      @playing="onPlayerPlaying($event)"
      @loadeddata="onPlayerLoadeddata($event)"
      @timeupdate="onPlayerTimeupdate($event)"
      @canplay="onPlayerCanplay($event)"
      @canplaythrough="onPlayerCanplaythrough($event)"
      @statechanged="playerStateChanged($event)"
      @ready="playerReadied">
    </video-player>
  </div>
</template>

<script>
import { videoPlayer } from 'vue-video-player';
import 'video.js/dist/video-js.css';

import test from '@/assets/test.mp4';
import img from '@/assets/logo.png'
export default {
  data() {
    return {
      playerOptions : {
        playbackRates: [0.7.1.0.1.5.2.0].// Playback speed
        autoplay: false.// If true, playback starts when the browser is ready.
        muted: false.// Any audio will be eliminated by default.
        loop: false.// Causes the video to restart as soon as it ends.
        preload: 'auto'.// Suggest whether the browser should start downloading video data after the 
        
        language: 'zh-CN'.aspectRatio: 'or'.// Place the player in smooth mode and use this value when calculating the player's dynamic size. The value should represent a scale - two numbers separated by colons (for example, "16:9" or "4:3")
        fluid: true.// When true, the Video.js player will have a fluid size. In other words, it will scale to fit its container.
        sources: [].poster: "".// Cover address
        notSupportedMessage: 'This video cannot play now, please try again later'.// Allows overwriting the default information displayed when video.js cannot play a media source.
        controlBar: {
          timeDivider: true.// Time split line
          durationDisplay: true./ / total time
          remainingTimeDisplay: true.// Remaining playback time
          progressControl: true./ / the progress bar
          fullscreenToggle: true  // Full screen button}}}; },computed: {
    player() {
      return this.$refs.videoPlayer.player; }},components: {
    videoPlayer
  },
  methods: {
    /* This is just a list of callback functions. If you don't need them, ignore them
    // Play the callback
    onPlayerPlay(player) {
      console.log("player play!", player);
    },
    // Pause the callback
    onPlayerPause(player) {
      console.log("player pause!", player);
    },
    // Video callback after playback
    onPlayerEnded(player) {
      console.log("player end!", player);
    },
    // readyState changes on DOM elements cause playback to stop
    onPlayerWaiting(player) {
      console.log("Player Waiting",player);
    },
    // The callback has started playing
    onPlayerPlaying(player) {
      console.log("Player Playing",player);
    },
    // Triggered when the player downloads data at the current playing position
    onPlayerLoadeddata(player) {
      console.log("Player Loadeddata",player);
    },
    // Triggered when the current playback position changes.
    onPlayerTimeupdate(player) {
      console.log("Player Timeupdate",player);
    },
    // Media readyState is HAVE_FUTURE_DATA or higher
    onPlayerCanplay(player) {
      console.log('player Canplay! ', player)
    },
    // Media readyState is HAVE_ENOUGH_DATA or higher. This means that the entire media file can be played without buffering.
    onPlayerCanplaythrough(player) {
      console.log('player Canplaythrough! ', player)
    },
    // Play the state change callback
    playerStateChanged(playerCurrentState) {
      console.log("player current update state", playerCurrentState);
    },
    // Bind the listener to the ready state of the component. The difference with event listeners is that this function is fired immediately if the ready event has already occurred.
    playerReadied(player) {
      console.log("example player 1 readied", player); }},mounted(){
    this.playerOptions.poster = img;
    const video = {
      src: test,  / / path
      type: 'video/mp4'  / / type
    };
    this.playerOptions.sources.push(video);
    console.log(test)
  }
}
</script>

<style lang="stylus" scoped>
.videoWrap{
  width: 100%;
  height: calc(100vh - 100px);
  /deep/ video{
    object-fit: fill; // Remove the black space on both sides of the player (object-fitSee the expanded section below for more information)}/* Video start button style */
  /deep/.video-js .vjs-big-play-button{
    border-width: 3px;
    border-color: rgb(255.255.255);
    border-style: solid;
    border-radius: 50%;
    width: 56px;
    height: 56px;
    line-height: 50px;
    background-color: rgba(0.0.0.0);
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    bottom: 0;
    left: 0;
    right: 0;
    margin: auto;
  }
  /* Scroll bar style */
  /deep/.video-js .vjs-control-bar{
    background-color: rgba(43.51.63.0);
  }
  /deep/.video-js .vjs-play-progress{
    background-color: rgb(238.191.0);
  }
  /deep/.video-js .vjs-load-progress div{
    background-color: rgb(255.255.255); }}</style>
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Expand about object-fit properties

Definition:

The object-fit attribute specifies how the contents of an element should fit into the specified height and width of the container. Object-fit is generally used for IMG and video tags. Generally, these elements can be cut, scaled or directly stretched to retain their original proportions.

Attribute values:

The effect