Closed GGD4V closed 3 years ago
Future project - we've often talked about making a custom component.
To look at MS Streams - is it accessible? How easy to make a component out of it? IFrame? Something better?
https://github.com/zarek3333/adapt-azure Does it only use Azure Media Player?
Melissa will look at MS Streams
In no particular order a mini report on some video players. Also saved in SharePoint https://014gc.sharepoint.com/:w:/r/sites/MeD/Shared%20Documents/Accessibility/Accessibility%20Testing/General%20A11Y%20testing/A11Y-mini-report-videoPlayers.docx?d=wa92ceb73bafa4849af5426304c7a05e1&csf=1&web=1&e=jMcW75.
https://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_video.asp Pro:
Cons:
Note: need to accommodate a transcript (an accordion immediately below the video would work)
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-ca/resources/videos/home/ Pros:
Cons:
Note: need to accommodate a transcript (an accordion immediately below the video would work)
https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/16bb718c-a92b-4726-8bf2-15c8a4b7bf19?list=trending Pros:
Cons:
<div class="scrollable-content" role="listbox" aria-label="This is a list of captions." ng-style="$ctrl.scrollTransform" id="" style="position: absolute; transform: translateY(0px);">
Ideally for any media player the player buttons should not be on top of the video (hiding part of the video), but below it.
Back in the latest report - to call Maxim to talk about it
Issue: The video widget is not native HTML, which causes some problems. Most of the player functions can be done with the keyboard, but it's inconvenient and not intuitive like the default HTML one and the sound volume can't be changed using just the keyboard. Solution: I would advise using HTML 5's default video player.