I opened this issue against the YouTube tech repository so that I can use the issue number as part of the name of the branch that I am about to create against this repository. Having begun the work on the main Video.js project, I discovered that I must modify both libraries to implement the changes required to satisfy Issue 7081 - Hook Events in YouTube Tech.
I expect to leave most of my comments on issue 7061 on the main Video JS project.
Unfortunately, this isn't something that we are able to support. Please use the Video.js events api for listening to events. For example player.on('play', () => TrackEvent(' Begin Playing'))
I opened this issue against the YouTube tech repository so that I can use the issue number as part of the name of the branch that I am about to create against this repository. Having begun the work on the main Video.js project, I discovered that I must modify both libraries to implement the changes required to satisfy Issue 7081 - Hook Events in YouTube Tech.
I expect to leave most of my comments on issue 7061 on the main Video JS project.