Player Events

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• The player is no longer paused.
• Triggered when play() has returned or when autoplay has caused playback to begin.

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• Playback is ready to start after having been paused or delayed due to lack of media data.
• Even if this event fires, the player might still not be potentially playing, e.g. if the player is paused for user interaction or paused for in-band content.

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• Triggered when the player is fetching media data.
• For progress in time, please see TimeUpdateEvent.

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• One of the cases where the duration is updated, is when you set a new source.

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• This event means that the player is currently seeking, thus THEOplayer.seeking will return true.

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• This event means that the player has completed seeking, thus THEOplayer.seeking will return false.

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• Playback has stopped because the next frame is not available, but the user agent expects that frame to become available in due course.
• ReadyState is equal to or less than HAVE_CURRENT_DATA, and THEOplayer.paused is false.

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• Periodically thrown during playback to indicate that the currentTime property is changing to indicate the new playback position.
• Will be kept up-to-date in case of discontinuous playback, e.g. because of a seek.

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• currentTime has reached the end of the current source.

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• The effective playback rate changes, which is the speed at which the media resource plays, as a multiple of its intrinsic speed.

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• For all possible values, see ReadyState.

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• The player has just determined the duration and dimensions of the media resource.
• Thrown the first time the readyState property goes from 0: HAVE_NOTHING to 1: HAVE_METADATA.
• Additionally, the text tracks are ready.

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• The player is able to render the content for the first time, from the current position.
• Thrown the first time the readyState property goes from 1: HAVE_METADATA to 2: HAVE_CURRENT_DATA.

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• The player already has some data and can play, with a readyState property value of 3: HAVE_FUTURE_DATA.
• The player does not have sufficient future data to guarantee a smooth playthrough.
• With the current playback rate, until the end of the stream, the player might have to stop for further buffering of the media data.
• Fired to indicate that the player can now continue playback, usually after a ‘waiting’ event.

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• The player has sufficient data to offer a smooth playthrough.
• With the current playback rate, until the end of the stream, the player won’t have to stop for further buffering of the media data.
• Fired to indicate that the player can now continue playback uninterrupted with a readyState property value of 4: HAVE_ENOUGH_DATA.

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• Can be triggered when switching from inline to fullscreen, or the other way around.

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• The playing video has been resized.

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• The player begins looking for media data, as part of the resource selection algorithm.

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• After receiving this event, the player should not be used anymore.