For each streaming server you book, we provide the appropriate player for your subscribers. In this article we show how you can adapt the player to your needs.
To customize your streaming player
Normally, the player is inserted as a so-called iFrame. This means that you pass the desired and flexible parameters, but the player code is reloaded by us. This has the great advantage for you that the player always responds to new developments in the area of browsers and mobile devices. We automatically make the technical adjustments. And since nothing changes for you, not every player code on your website has to be adapted just because, for example, Firefox no longer supports Flash Player or a new version of iOS or Android is released.
Example iFrame:
<iframe width=”830″ height=”467″ style=”border: none” allowfullscreen src=”http://start.eventnet-stream.de/player.html?serverip=62.113.210.2&serverapp=vod&streamname=video-stream-hosting-testvideo.smil”></iframe>
Parameter
| nocookie=1 | The consent to data protection (DSGVO) incl. the use of cookies must be obtained via the customer website in which the video player is integrated as an iFrame. If the parameter "nocookie=1" is passed, no cookie is created. |
| forceflash=1 | Not recommended! Use this parameter to use Flash by force, even if the browser tells you on request that the Flash player would _not_ be available. You should have special reasons for these settings! For example, you can specifically test the Flash player during test runs, even though your browser normally disables it. |
| forcenativhtml=1 | Not recommended! You can use this parameter to force the player to use the native player e.g. in the iPhone. Attention: since e.g. Firefox and Chrome on the PC do not come with their own built-in HTML5 player with streaming support, the stream (with this parameter) would no longer work there. |
| video startoffset=60 | You can set the start position and the video length within a video file using this parameter. Comparable to a video edit. Suppose your video file has a length of 10 minutes = 600 seconds. The first parameter ensures that the 10 minutes video is only 9 minutes long and starts at the sixtieth second. |
| videostopoffset=180 | This parameter sets the video length to 180 seconds. I.e. the video file starts with the sixtieth second and has a running length of 3 minutes. |
| secureid=abcd | This parameter is used only in connection with secured access. |
| autostop aftersec=120 | The stream will stop after 120 seconds. |
| credits= | A pre-roll is played before the video. e.g. "pre-roll=rtmp://62.113.210.2/vod/videodateiname_480p.mp4". |
| credits= | A postroll will be played after the video. e.g. "credits=rtmp://62.113.210.2/vod/videodateiname_480p.mp4". |
| bgimage= | You can specify a background graphic for the player. This becomes visible if a file stream has not yet been started or if a live stream is not active. e.g. "bgimage=https://domain.de/grafik.jpg". |
| bgcolor= | The background color of the player is adjustable. This value corresponds to a six-digit hex value and is entered without hash or "0x" at the beginning |