diff --git a/develop/admin/configuration/player/paella.player7/configuration/index.html b/develop/admin/configuration/player/paella.player7/configuration/index.html index 591de683a..b89e1e2b2 100644 --- a/develop/admin/configuration/player/paella.player7/configuration/index.html +++ b/develop/admin/configuration/player/paella.player7/configuration/index.html @@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ {title: "Select the Opencast Player", url: "#select-the-opencast-player" }, {title: "Cookie consent", url: "#cookie-consent" }, {title: "Hide/Show the timeline bar on Live events", url: "#hideshow-the-timeline-bar-on-live-events" }, + {title: "Configure video canvas", url: "#configure-video-canvas" }, ]}, ]; @@ -191,6 +192,33 @@
Paella Player 7 supports multiple types of video canvas to render videos. The default is video
, but there is for
+example also video360
for 360° videos.
In Opencast it is possible to configure which video canvas will be used for which track, depending on its tags and/or
+flavor. Only one tag or the flavor has to match for the canvas to be used. If the track meets the conditions of
+multiple canvases, all of them are set and the order
field of the respective plugins controls in which order
+the player will try to use them.
In any case, you should not remove the video
option so it can be used as a fallback by the player in case the other
+canvases cannot be rendered for any reason.
Example:
+{
+ ...
+ "opencast": {
+ "videoCanvas": {
+ "video360": {
+ "flavor": "*/delivery+360",
+ "tag": "video360"
+ },
+ "video": {
+ "flavor": "*/delivery"
+ }
+ }
+ ...
+ }
+ ...
+}