cast.framework. events
This is the cast.framework.events
namespace.
Classes
BitrateChangedEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.BITRATE_CHANGED
event.
BreaksEvent
Event data for all events pertaining to breaks:
cast.framework.events.EventType.BREAK_ENDED
,
cast.framework.events.EventType.BREAK_STARTED
,
cast.framework.events.EventType.BREAK_CLIP_ENDED
,
cast.framework.events.EventType.BREAK_CLIP_LOADING
, and
cast.framework.events.EventType.BREAK_CLIP_STARTED
BufferingEvent
Event data for the cast.framework.events.EventType.BUFFERING
event.
CacheItemEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.CACHE_HIT
event or a
cast.framework.events.EventType.CACHE_INSERTED
event.
CacheLoadedEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.CACHE_LOADED
event.
ClipEndedEvent
Event data for the cast.framework.events.EventType.CLIP_ENDED
event.
CustomStateEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.CUSTOM_STATE
event.
EmsgEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.EMSG
event.
ErrorEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.ERROR
event.
Event
Event data superclass for all events dispatched by cast.framework.PlayerManager.
Id3Event
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.ID3
event.
The ID3 metadata provided here follows the ID3 v2 formatting.
One event is fired per frame within the ID3 message.
This event does NOT contain the entire, raw ID3 message. Given the following
subsections of an ID3 message:
- ID3v2 / file identifier
- ID3v2 version
- ID3v2 flags
- ID3v2 size
- Frame type (i.e.
TXXX
) - Frame size
- Frame flags
- Frame encoding
- Frame description
- Frame data
Only items 5
(frameType
), 9
(frameDescription
), and 10
(segmentData
) are provided in this event.
LiveStatusEvent
Event data for a
cast.framework.events.EventType.LIVE_IS_MOVING_WINDOW_CHANGED
event or a
cast.framework.events.EventType.LIVE_ENDED
event.
LoadEvent
Event data for all events pertaining to processing a load or preload request. made to the player.
MediaElementEvent
Event data for all events forwarded from the MediaElement
.
MediaFinishedEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.MEDIA_FINISHED
event.
MediaInformationChangedEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.MEDIA_INFORMATION_CHANGED
event.
MediaPauseEvent
Event data for pause
events forwarded from the MediaElement
.
MediaStatusEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.MEDIA_STATUS
event.
RequestEvent
Event data for all events that represent requests made to the receiver.
SegmentDownloadedEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.SEGMENT_DOWNLOADED
event.
TimedMetadataEvent
Event data superclass for timed metadata events. This differs from Id3Event
in that the metadata is held at the manifest as opposed to segment internals.
TracksChangedEvent
Event data for a cast.framework.events.EventType.TRACKS_CHANGED
event.
Namespace
category
Enumerations
DetailedErrorCode
number
Detailed Error code
Value |
|
---|---|
MEDIA_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when the HTMLMediaElement throws an error, but CAF does not recognize the specific error. |
MEDIA_ABORTED |
number Returned when the fetching process for the media resource was aborted by the user agent at the user's request. |
MEDIA_DECODE |
number Returned when an error occurred while decoding the media resource, after the resource was established to be usable. |
MEDIA_NETWORK |
number Returned when a network error caused the user agent to stop fetching the media resource, after the resource was established to be usable. |
MEDIA_SRC_NOT_SUPPORTED |
number Returned when the media resource indicated by the src attribute was not suitable. |
SOURCE_BUFFER_FAILURE |
number Returned when a source buffer cannot be added to the MediaSource. |
MEDIAKEYS_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when there is an unknown error with media keys. |
MEDIAKEYS_NETWORK |
number Returned when there is a media keys failure due to a network issue. |
MEDIAKEYS_UNSUPPORTED |
number Returned when a MediaKeySession object cannot be created. |
MEDIAKEYS_WEBCRYPTO |
number Returned when crypto failed. |
NETWORK_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when there was an unknown network issue. |
SEGMENT_NETWORK |
number Returned when a segment fails to download. |
HLS_NETWORK_MASTER_PLAYLIST |
number Returned when an HLS master playlist fails to download. |
HLS_NETWORK_PLAYLIST |
number Returned when an HLS playlist fails to download. |
HLS_NETWORK_NO_KEY_RESPONSE |
number Returned when an HLS key fails to download. |
HLS_NETWORK_KEY_LOAD |
number Returned when a request for an HLS key fails before it is sent. |
HLS_NETWORK_INVALID_SEGMENT |
number Returned when an HLS segment is invalid. |
HLS_SEGMENT_PARSING |
number Returned when an HLS segment fails to parse. |
DASH_NETWORK |
number Returned when an unknown network error occurs while handling a DASH stream. |
DASH_NO_INIT |
number Returned when a DASH stream is missing an init. |
SMOOTH_NETWORK |
number Returned when an unknown network error occurs while handling a Smooth stream. |
SMOOTH_NO_MEDIA_DATA |
number Returned when a Smooth stream is missing media data. |
MANIFEST_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when an unknown error occurs while parsing a manifest. |
HLS_MANIFEST_MASTER |
number Returned when an error occurs while parsing an HLS master manifest. |
HLS_MANIFEST_PLAYLIST |
number Returned when an error occurs while parsing an HLS playlist. |
DASH_MANIFEST_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when an unknown error occurs while parsing a DASH manifest. |
DASH_MANIFEST_NO_PERIODS |
number Returned when a DASH manifest is missing periods. |
DASH_MANIFEST_NO_MIMETYPE |
number Returned when a DASH manifest is missing a MimeType. |
DASH_INVALID_SEGMENT_INFO |
number Returned when a DASH manifest contains invalid segment info. |
SMOOTH_MANIFEST |
number Returned when an error occurs while parsing a Smooth manifest. |
SEGMENT_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when an unknown segment error occurs. |
TEXT_UNKNOWN |
number An unknown error occurred with a text stream. |
APP |
number Returned when an error occurs outside of the framework (e.g., if an event handler throws an error). |
BREAK_CLIP_LOADING_ERROR |
number Returned when break clip load interceptor fails. |
BREAK_SEEK_INTERCEPTOR_ERROR |
number Returned when break seek interceptor fails. |
IMAGE_ERROR |
number Returned when an image fails to load. |
LOAD_INTERRUPTED |
number A load was interrupted by an unload, or by another load. |
LOAD_FAILED |
number A load command failed. |
MEDIA_ERROR_MESSAGE |
number An error message was sent to the sender. |
GENERIC |
number Returned when an unknown error occurs. |
EndedReason
string
Reasons for how playback ends.
Value |
|
---|---|
END_OF_STREAM |
string Playback ended because we reach the end of current stream. |
ERROR |
string Playback ended because we encountered an error. |
STOPPED |
string Playback ended because an operation forces us to stop the current stream. |
INTERRUPTED |
string Playback ended because of a new loaded item. |
SKIPPED |
string Playback ended because of a skip ad operation. |
BREAK_SWITCH |
string Playback ended because of switching stitched break. |
ErrorSeverity
number
The error severity. Follows the same naming scheme and numbering as Shaka Player.
Value |
|
---|---|
RECOVERABLE |
number An error occurred, but the Player is attempting to recover from the error. If the Player cannot ultimately recover, it still may not throw a CRITICAL error. For example, retrying for a media segment will never result in a CRITICAL error (the Player will just retry forever). |
CRITICAL |
number A critical error that the player cannot recover from. These cause player to stop the playback for the current media item. |
EventType
string
Player event types. For events that are proxied from the MediaElement, see https://dev.w3.org/html5/spec-preview/media-elements.html#mediaevents for more information.
Value |
|
---|---|
ALL |
string This is a special identifier which can be used to listen for all events (mostly used for debugging purposes). The event will be a subclass of cast.framework.events.Event. |
ABORT |
string Fired when the browser stops fetching the media before it is completely downloaded, but not due to an error. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
CAN_PLAY |
string Fired when the browser can resume playback of the clip, but estimates that not enough data has been loaded to play the clip to its end without having to stop for buffering. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
CAN_PLAY_THROUGH |
string Fired when the browser estimates that it can play the clip to its end without stopping for buffering. Note that the browser estimate only pertains to the current clip being played (ie: if currently playing an ad clip, the browser will estimate only for the ad clip and not the complete content). This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
DURATION_CHANGE |
string Fired when the duration attribute of the MediaElement has changed. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
EMPTIED |
string Fired when the media has become empty. One example where this would happen is when load() is called to reset the MediaElement. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
ENDED |
string Fired when a media clip has played to its full duration. This does not
include when the clip has stopped playing due to an error or stop request.
In the case that ads are present, this is fired at most once per ad, and at
most once for the main content. This event is forwarded from the
MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. If you want to know when the
media is done playing, you most likely want to use
|
LOADED_DATA |
string Fired when the browser has finished loading the first frame of the media clip. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
LOADED_METADATA |
string Fired when the browser has finished loading the metadata for a clip. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
LOAD_START |
string Fired when the browser begins looking for media data for a clip. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
PAUSE |
string Fired when playback is paused. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaPauseEvent. |
PLAY |
string Fired when playback is ready to start (ie: after being paused). This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
PLAYING |
string Fired when playback has started. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
PROGRESS |
string Fired when the browser is fetching media data. If you are using adaptive
bitrate streaming (ie: HLS, DASH, SMOOTH), you most likely want to use the
|
RATE_CHANGE |
string Fired when the playback rate has been updated. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
SEEKED |
string Fired when a seek has finished. This will not be fired in case seeking finishes when the media is paused. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
SEEKING |
string Fired when the media is being seeked. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
STALLED |
string Fired when the browser is trying to fetch media data, but did not receive
a response.
The |
TIME_UPDATE |
string Fired periodically while the media is playing. This will fire whenever the currentTime attribute changes. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
SUSPEND |
string Fired when the browser is intentionally not fetching media data. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
WAITING |
string Fired when playback has stopped because the browser is waiting for the
next frame to become available. The
|
BITRATE_CHANGED |
string Fired when the bitrate of the playing media changes (such as when an active track is changed, or when a different bitrate is chosen in response to network conditions). Event is a cast.framework.events.BitrateChangedEvent. |
BREAK_STARTED |
string Fired when the first break clip in a break is start loading. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BREAK_ENDED |
string Fired when the last break clip in a break ends. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BREAK_CLIP_LOADING |
string Fired when a break clip starts loading. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BREAK_CLIP_STARTED |
string Fired when a break clip starts. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BREAK_CLIP_ENDED |
string Fired when a break clip ends. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BUFFERING |
string Fired when playback has either stopped due to buffering, or started again after buffering has finished. Event is a cast.framework.events.BufferingEvent. |
TIME_DRIFTED |
string Fired when there is a mismatch between the current time reported by the player and the estimated current time based on player state and playback rate. Event is a cast.framework.events.TimeDriftedEvent. |
CACHE_LOADED |
string Fired when content pre-cached by fastplay has finished loading. Event is a cast.framework.events.CacheLoadedEvent. |
CACHE_HIT |
string Fired when content pre-cached by fastplay is used. Event is a cast.framework.events.CacheItemEvent. |
CACHE_INSERTED |
string Fired when one single URL is being cached by fastplay. Event is a cast.framework.events.CacheItemEvent. |
CLIP_STARTED |
string Fired when any clip first starts to play. This includes break clips and main content clips between break clips. If you want to see when a break clip starts, you should use Event is a {@link cast.framework.events.Event. |
CLIP_ENDED |
string Fired when any clip ends. This includes break clips and main content clips
between break clips. If you want to see when a break clip ends, you should
use |
EMSG |
string Fired when an emsg is found in a segment. Event is a cast.framework.events.EmsgEvent. |
ERROR |
string Fired when an error occurs. Event is an cast.framework.events.ErrorEvent. |
ID3 |
string Fired when an ID3 tag is encountered. This will only be fired for HLS content. Event is a cast.framework.events.Id3Event. |
MEDIA_STATUS |
string Fired before an outgoing message is sent containing current media status. Event is a cast.framework.events.MediaStatusEvent. |
CUSTOM_STATE |
string Fired when an outgoing custom state message is sent. Event is a cast.framework.events.CustomStateEvent. |
MEDIA_INFORMATION_CHANGED |
string Fired if the media information is changed during playback. For example when playing a live radio and the track metadata changed. Event is a cast.framework.events.MediaInformationChangedEvent |
MEDIA_FINISHED |
string Fired when the media has completely finished playing. This includes the following cases: there is nothing left in the stream to play, user has requested a stop, or an error has occurred. When queueing is used, this event will trigger once for each queue item that finishes. Event is a cast.framework.events.MediaFinishedEvent. |
PLAYER_PRELOADING |
string Fired when the player begins to handle a preload request. Event is a cast.framework.events.LoadEvent. |
PLAYER_PRELOADING_CANCELLED |
string Fired if the player cancels preloading. Event is a cast.framework.events.LoadEvent. |
PLAYER_LOAD_COMPLETE |
string Fired when the player has finished processing a load request and is ready to play. Event is a cast.framework.events.LoadEvent. |
PLAYER_LOADING |
string Fired when the player begins to handle a load request. This would fire
before the |
SEGMENT_DOWNLOADED |
string Fired when a segment is finished downloading. This will only be triggered for adaptive streaming content (HLS, DASH, or Smooth). Event is a cast.framework.events.SegmentDownloadedEvent. |
REQUEST_GET_STATUS |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_SEEK |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_LOAD |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PRELOAD |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_STOP |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PAUSE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PRECACHE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PLAY |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_SKIP_AD |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PLAY_AGAIN |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PLAYBACK_RATE_CHANGE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_VOLUME_CHANGE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_EDIT_TRACKS_INFO |
string Fired when an EDIT_TRACKS_INFO message is received. Event is a cast.framework.events.RequestEvent. |
REQUEST_EDIT_AUDIO_TRACKS |
string Fired when an EDIT_AUDIO_TRACKS message is received. Event is a cast.framework.events.RequestEvent. |
REQUEST_SET_CREDENTIALS |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_LOAD_BY_ENTITY |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_USER_ACTION |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_DISPLAY_STATUS |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_CUSTOM_COMMAND |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_FOCUS_STATE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_LOAD |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_INSERT |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_UPDATE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_REMOVE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_REORDER |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_GET_ITEM_RANGE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_GET_ITEMS |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_GET_ITEM_IDS |
string Fired when a |
TRACKS_CHANGED |
string Fired if the available tracks changed after load complete. |
LIVE_IS_MOVING_WINDOW_CHANGED |
string Fired when live seekable range isMovingWindow changed, more specifically, when a moving window changes to a expanding window or vice versa. Event is a cast.framework.events.LiveStatusEvent. |
LIVE_ENDED |
string Fired when live is just ended. Event is a cast.framework.events.LiveStatusEvent. |
TIMED_METADATA_CHANGED |
string When timed metadata is found in DASH (EventStream) or HLS (EXT-X-DATERANGE), this event is fired after PLAYER_LOAD_COMPLETE when new timed metadata is encountered in live content. Event is a cast.framework.events.TimedMetadataEvent. |
TIMED_METADATA_ENTER |
string Fired when the playhead enters a timeline region in DASH or reaches an EXT-X-DATERANGE tag. Event is a cast.framework.events.TimedMetadataEvent. |
TIMED_METADATA_EXIT |
string Fired when the playhead exits a timeline region in DASH or leaves an EXT-X-DATERANGE tag. Event is a cast.framework.events.TimedMetadataEvent. |
Properties
DetailedErrorCode
number
Detailed Error code
Value |
|
---|---|
MEDIA_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when the HTMLMediaElement throws an error, but CAF does not recognize the specific error. |
MEDIA_ABORTED |
number Returned when the fetching process for the media resource was aborted by the user agent at the user's request. |
MEDIA_DECODE |
number Returned when an error occurred while decoding the media resource, after the resource was established to be usable. |
MEDIA_NETWORK |
number Returned when a network error caused the user agent to stop fetching the media resource, after the resource was established to be usable. |
MEDIA_SRC_NOT_SUPPORTED |
number Returned when the media resource indicated by the src attribute was not suitable. |
SOURCE_BUFFER_FAILURE |
number Returned when a source buffer cannot be added to the MediaSource. |
MEDIAKEYS_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when there is an unknown error with media keys. |
MEDIAKEYS_NETWORK |
number Returned when there is a media keys failure due to a network issue. |
MEDIAKEYS_UNSUPPORTED |
number Returned when a MediaKeySession object cannot be created. |
MEDIAKEYS_WEBCRYPTO |
number Returned when crypto failed. |
NETWORK_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when there was an unknown network issue. |
SEGMENT_NETWORK |
number Returned when a segment fails to download. |
HLS_NETWORK_MASTER_PLAYLIST |
number Returned when an HLS master playlist fails to download. |
HLS_NETWORK_PLAYLIST |
number Returned when an HLS playlist fails to download. |
HLS_NETWORK_NO_KEY_RESPONSE |
number Returned when an HLS key fails to download. |
HLS_NETWORK_KEY_LOAD |
number Returned when a request for an HLS key fails before it is sent. |
HLS_NETWORK_INVALID_SEGMENT |
number Returned when an HLS segment is invalid. |
HLS_SEGMENT_PARSING |
number Returned when an HLS segment fails to parse. |
DASH_NETWORK |
number Returned when an unknown network error occurs while handling a DASH stream. |
DASH_NO_INIT |
number Returned when a DASH stream is missing an init. |
SMOOTH_NETWORK |
number Returned when an unknown network error occurs while handling a Smooth stream. |
SMOOTH_NO_MEDIA_DATA |
number Returned when a Smooth stream is missing media data. |
MANIFEST_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when an unknown error occurs while parsing a manifest. |
HLS_MANIFEST_MASTER |
number Returned when an error occurs while parsing an HLS master manifest. |
HLS_MANIFEST_PLAYLIST |
number Returned when an error occurs while parsing an HLS playlist. |
DASH_MANIFEST_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when an unknown error occurs while parsing a DASH manifest. |
DASH_MANIFEST_NO_PERIODS |
number Returned when a DASH manifest is missing periods. |
DASH_MANIFEST_NO_MIMETYPE |
number Returned when a DASH manifest is missing a MimeType. |
DASH_INVALID_SEGMENT_INFO |
number Returned when a DASH manifest contains invalid segment info. |
SMOOTH_MANIFEST |
number Returned when an error occurs while parsing a Smooth manifest. |
SEGMENT_UNKNOWN |
number Returned when an unknown segment error occurs. |
TEXT_UNKNOWN |
number An unknown error occurred with a text stream. |
APP |
number Returned when an error occurs outside of the framework (e.g., if an event handler throws an error). |
BREAK_CLIP_LOADING_ERROR |
number Returned when break clip load interceptor fails. |
BREAK_SEEK_INTERCEPTOR_ERROR |
number Returned when break seek interceptor fails. |
IMAGE_ERROR |
number Returned when an image fails to load. |
LOAD_INTERRUPTED |
number A load was interrupted by an unload, or by another load. |
LOAD_FAILED |
number A load command failed. |
MEDIA_ERROR_MESSAGE |
number An error message was sent to the sender. |
GENERIC |
number Returned when an unknown error occurs. |
EndedReason
string
Reasons for how playback ends.
Value |
|
---|---|
END_OF_STREAM |
string Playback ended because we reach the end of current stream. |
ERROR |
string Playback ended because we encountered an error. |
STOPPED |
string Playback ended because an operation forces us to stop the current stream. |
INTERRUPTED |
string Playback ended because of a new loaded item. |
SKIPPED |
string Playback ended because of a skip ad operation. |
BREAK_SWITCH |
string Playback ended because of switching stitched break. |
ErrorSeverity
number
The error severity. Follows the same naming scheme and numbering as Shaka Player.
Value |
|
---|---|
RECOVERABLE |
number An error occurred, but the Player is attempting to recover from the error. If the Player cannot ultimately recover, it still may not throw a CRITICAL error. For example, retrying for a media segment will never result in a CRITICAL error (the Player will just retry forever). |
CRITICAL |
number A critical error that the player cannot recover from. These cause player to stop the playback for the current media item. |
EventType
string
Player event types. For events that are proxied from the MediaElement, see https://dev.w3.org/html5/spec-preview/media-elements.html#mediaevents for more information.
Value |
|
---|---|
ALL |
string This is a special identifier which can be used to listen for all events (mostly used for debugging purposes). The event will be a subclass of cast.framework.events.Event. |
ABORT |
string Fired when the browser stops fetching the media before it is completely downloaded, but not due to an error. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
CAN_PLAY |
string Fired when the browser can resume playback of the clip, but estimates that not enough data has been loaded to play the clip to its end without having to stop for buffering. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
CAN_PLAY_THROUGH |
string Fired when the browser estimates that it can play the clip to its end without stopping for buffering. Note that the browser estimate only pertains to the current clip being played (ie: if currently playing an ad clip, the browser will estimate only for the ad clip and not the complete content). This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
DURATION_CHANGE |
string Fired when the duration attribute of the MediaElement has changed. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
EMPTIED |
string Fired when the media has become empty. One example where this would happen is when load() is called to reset the MediaElement. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
ENDED |
string Fired when a media clip has played to its full duration. This does not
include when the clip has stopped playing due to an error or stop request.
In the case that ads are present, this is fired at most once per ad, and at
most once for the main content. This event is forwarded from the
MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. If you want to know when the
media is done playing, you most likely want to use
|
LOADED_DATA |
string Fired when the browser has finished loading the first frame of the media clip. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
LOADED_METADATA |
string Fired when the browser has finished loading the metadata for a clip. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
LOAD_START |
string Fired when the browser begins looking for media data for a clip. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
PAUSE |
string Fired when playback is paused. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaPauseEvent. |
PLAY |
string Fired when playback is ready to start (ie: after being paused). This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
PLAYING |
string Fired when playback has started. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
PROGRESS |
string Fired when the browser is fetching media data. If you are using adaptive
bitrate streaming (ie: HLS, DASH, SMOOTH), you most likely want to use the
|
RATE_CHANGE |
string Fired when the playback rate has been updated. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
SEEKED |
string Fired when a seek has finished. This will not be fired in case seeking finishes when the media is paused. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
SEEKING |
string Fired when the media is being seeked. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
STALLED |
string Fired when the browser is trying to fetch media data, but did not receive
a response.
The |
TIME_UPDATE |
string Fired periodically while the media is playing. This will fire whenever the currentTime attribute changes. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
SUSPEND |
string Fired when the browser is intentionally not fetching media data. This event is forwarded from the MediaElement, and has been wrapped in a cast.framework.events.MediaElementEvent. |
WAITING |
string Fired when playback has stopped because the browser is waiting for the
next frame to become available. The
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BITRATE_CHANGED |
string Fired when the bitrate of the playing media changes (such as when an active track is changed, or when a different bitrate is chosen in response to network conditions). Event is a cast.framework.events.BitrateChangedEvent. |
BREAK_STARTED |
string Fired when the first break clip in a break is start loading. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BREAK_ENDED |
string Fired when the last break clip in a break ends. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BREAK_CLIP_LOADING |
string Fired when a break clip starts loading. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BREAK_CLIP_STARTED |
string Fired when a break clip starts. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BREAK_CLIP_ENDED |
string Fired when a break clip ends. Event is a cast.framework.events.BreaksEvent. |
BUFFERING |
string Fired when playback has either stopped due to buffering, or started again after buffering has finished. Event is a cast.framework.events.BufferingEvent. |
TIME_DRIFTED |
string Fired when there is a mismatch between the current time reported by the player and the estimated current time based on player state and playback rate. Event is a cast.framework.events.TimeDriftedEvent. |
CACHE_LOADED |
string Fired when content pre-cached by fastplay has finished loading. Event is a cast.framework.events.CacheLoadedEvent. |
CACHE_HIT |
string Fired when content pre-cached by fastplay is used. Event is a cast.framework.events.CacheItemEvent. |
CACHE_INSERTED |
string Fired when one single URL is being cached by fastplay. Event is a cast.framework.events.CacheItemEvent. |
CLIP_STARTED |
string Fired when any clip first starts to play. This includes break clips and main content clips between break clips. If you want to see when a break clip starts, you should use Event is a {@link cast.framework.events.Event. |
CLIP_ENDED |
string Fired when any clip ends. This includes break clips and main content clips
between break clips. If you want to see when a break clip ends, you should
use |
EMSG |
string Fired when an emsg is found in a segment. Event is a cast.framework.events.EmsgEvent. |
ERROR |
string Fired when an error occurs. Event is an cast.framework.events.ErrorEvent. |
ID3 |
string Fired when an ID3 tag is encountered. This will only be fired for HLS content. Event is a cast.framework.events.Id3Event. |
MEDIA_STATUS |
string Fired before an outgoing message is sent containing current media status. Event is a cast.framework.events.MediaStatusEvent. |
CUSTOM_STATE |
string Fired when an outgoing custom state message is sent. Event is a cast.framework.events.CustomStateEvent. |
MEDIA_INFORMATION_CHANGED |
string Fired if the media information is changed during playback. For example when playing a live radio and the track metadata changed. Event is a cast.framework.events.MediaInformationChangedEvent |
MEDIA_FINISHED |
string Fired when the media has completely finished playing. This includes the following cases: there is nothing left in the stream to play, user has requested a stop, or an error has occurred. When queueing is used, this event will trigger once for each queue item that finishes. Event is a cast.framework.events.MediaFinishedEvent. |
PLAYER_PRELOADING |
string Fired when the player begins to handle a preload request. Event is a cast.framework.events.LoadEvent. |
PLAYER_PRELOADING_CANCELLED |
string Fired if the player cancels preloading. Event is a cast.framework.events.LoadEvent. |
PLAYER_LOAD_COMPLETE |
string Fired when the player has finished processing a load request and is ready to play. Event is a cast.framework.events.LoadEvent. |
PLAYER_LOADING |
string Fired when the player begins to handle a load request. This would fire
before the |
SEGMENT_DOWNLOADED |
string Fired when a segment is finished downloading. This will only be triggered for adaptive streaming content (HLS, DASH, or Smooth). Event is a cast.framework.events.SegmentDownloadedEvent. |
REQUEST_GET_STATUS |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_SEEK |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_LOAD |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PRELOAD |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_STOP |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PAUSE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PRECACHE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PLAY |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_SKIP_AD |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PLAY_AGAIN |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_PLAYBACK_RATE_CHANGE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_VOLUME_CHANGE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_EDIT_TRACKS_INFO |
string Fired when an EDIT_TRACKS_INFO message is received. Event is a cast.framework.events.RequestEvent. |
REQUEST_EDIT_AUDIO_TRACKS |
string Fired when an EDIT_AUDIO_TRACKS message is received. Event is a cast.framework.events.RequestEvent. |
REQUEST_SET_CREDENTIALS |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_LOAD_BY_ENTITY |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_USER_ACTION |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_DISPLAY_STATUS |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_CUSTOM_COMMAND |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_FOCUS_STATE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_LOAD |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_INSERT |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_UPDATE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_REMOVE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_REORDER |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_GET_ITEM_RANGE |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_GET_ITEMS |
string Fired when a |
REQUEST_QUEUE_GET_ITEM_IDS |
string Fired when a |
TRACKS_CHANGED |
string Fired if the available tracks changed after load complete. |
LIVE_IS_MOVING_WINDOW_CHANGED |
string Fired when live seekable range isMovingWindow changed, more specifically, when a moving window changes to a expanding window or vice versa. Event is a cast.framework.events.LiveStatusEvent. |
LIVE_ENDED |
string Fired when live is just ended. Event is a cast.framework.events.LiveStatusEvent. |
TIMED_METADATA_CHANGED |
string When timed metadata is found in DASH (EventStream) or HLS (EXT-X-DATERANGE), this event is fired after PLAYER_LOAD_COMPLETE when new timed metadata is encountered in live content. Event is a cast.framework.events.TimedMetadataEvent. |
TIMED_METADATA_ENTER |
string Fired when the playhead enters a timeline region in DASH or reaches an EXT-X-DATERANGE tag. Event is a cast.framework.events.TimedMetadataEvent. |
TIMED_METADATA_EXIT |
string Fired when the playhead exits a timeline region in DASH or leaves an EXT-X-DATERANGE tag. Event is a cast.framework.events.TimedMetadataEvent. |