Player Events Reference

Thrown when the play method is invoked.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘play’.

Thrown when the player starts with the playback of media.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘playing’.

Thrown when the pause method is invoked.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘pause’.

Thrown when new media data is added to the buffer of the player.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘progress’.

Thrown when the duration of the video changes to a new value.

• duration : The new duration.
• type : ‘readystatechange’.

Thrown when the currentTime property of the player is set to a new value.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘seeking’.

Thrown when the player has completed the setting of a new value to the currentTime property.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘seeked’.

Thrown when the readyState of the player goes below a value of 3 – HAVE_ENOUGH_DATA.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘waiting’.

Periodically thrown during playback to indicate that the currentTime property is changing to indicate the new playback position.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘timeupdate’.

Thrown when the players currentTime property has reached the end of the set source.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘ended’.

Thrown when the playbackRate property of the player is set to a new value.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• playbackRate : The new rate of playback.
• type : ‘ratechange’.

Thrown when the readyState property of the player changes to a new value.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• readyState : The new ready state of the player (0-4).
• type : ‘readystatechange’.

Thrown the first time the readyState property goes from 0 – HAVE_NOTHING – to 1 – HAVE_METADATA.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• readyState : 1 – HAVE_METADATA.
• type : ‘readystatechange’.

Thrown the first time the readyState property goes from 1 – HAVE_METADATA – to 2 – HAVE_CURRENT_DATA.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• readyState : 2 – HAVE_CURRENT_DATA.
• type : ‘readystatechange’.

Thrown to indicate that the player can now continue playback, usually after a ‘waiting’ event.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• readyState : 3 – HAVE_FUTURE_DATA.
• type : ‘readystatechange’.

Thrown to indicate that the player can now continue playback uninterrupted with a readyState property value of 4 – HAVE_ENOUGH_DATA.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• readyState : 4 – HAVE_ENOUGH_DATA.
• type : ‘readystatechange’.

Thrown to indicate that an error has occurred in the player.

• error : A message indicating the cause of the error.
• errorObject: An object containing information about the error.
• type : ‘error’.

Thrown when the presentationMode has been changed. The new presentationMode can be retrieved via the presentationMode player’s property.

• type : ‘presentationmodechange’.

Thrown when the volume property of the device is set to a new value.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• type : ‘volumechange’.
• volume : The new volume of the device (0-1).

Thrown to indicate that the playing video has been resize.

• type : ‘resize’.

Thrown the first time the readyState property goes from 1 – HAVE_METADATA – to 2 – HAVE_CURRENT_DATA.

• currentTime : The current time of the player.
• readyState : 2 – HAVE_CURRENT_DATA.
• type : ‘readystatechange’.

Thrown to indicate that the playing video has been destroyed.

• type : ‘destroy’.