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May 7, 2026 Score: 0 Rep: 37 Quality: Low Completeness: 50%

I think this can be solved by just searching online for something like "video player library".

I think a bigger problem would be how the video is delivered to the user. A simple tag is already enough. However, the video can only be delivered to the user in the quality the video was uploaded to the server.

I once joined a competition, and the website had something like a tag to display an introduction video. The server didn't seem to have a good internet connection, and my Wi-Fi was slow, so the video could only be viewed in high-quality if it was downloaded.

My guess is that something like this requires a server to do something like decrease the video quality if the connection is bad, and deliver a better video when the user has a fast enough internet connection.

May 7, 2026 Score: 0 Rep: 37 Quality: Low Completeness: 80%

But videojs seems simple... (Code copied directly from the website)

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May 7, 2026 Score: 0 Rep: 11,528 Quality: Low Completeness: 30%

Use this tutorial to take control over all native options of a video player:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Media/Guides/Audioandvideodelivery/crossbrowservideoplayer