Vime
Customizable, extensible, accessible and framework agnostic media player. Modern alternative to Video.js and Plyr. Supports HTML5, HLS, Dash, YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion...
Overview:
Vime is a highly customizable, extensible, and accessible media player that is framework agnostic. It provides support for various media providers such as HTML5, HLS, YouTube, and Vimeo, making it a versatile solution for integrating media players into web applications. With features like accessibility, internationalization support, performance optimizations, and framework-specific bindings, Vime offers a comprehensive solution for developers seeking a robust media player solution.
Features:
- Multi-provider support: HTML5, HLS, YouTube, Vimeo, etc.
- One API to rule them all: Avoid re-learning and utilize a single API for all media player needs.
- Cross-browser consistency: Prevent issues with cross-browser differences in media-related APIs.
- Accessibility: Includes ARIA roles/states/properties and keyboard support.
- Internationalization (I18N) support: Facilitates localization for a global audience.
- Responsive design: Suitable for both mobile and desktop environments.
- Customizable styling: Utilize CSS variables to style the player, with default light and dark themes.
- Performance optimizations: Preconnections, lazy loading, and lightweight footprint for faster loading times.
- Extensibility: Easily build custom components and extend Vime as needed.
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