Extract `getMinBufferedEnd(buffers)` into media/dom/mse/duration.ts — the pure counterpart to `getMaxBufferedEnd` (max bounds the presentation end for `duration`; min bounds the reachable end when tracks end at slightly different times, e.g. skewed A/V near end-of-stream). `recover-end-stall` now sources its reachable buffered end from `getMinBufferedEnd(mediaSource.sourceBuffers)` — the per-track (video/audio) SourceBuffer ends — instead of the `mediaElement.buffered` aggregate. Functionally equivalent (the aggregate is the intersection) but reads the SourceBuffers directly and shares a named primitive. The `shouldForceEnded` predicate is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Video.js v10
Modern, modular, and composable media player framework for Web and React.
🚧 Beta - close to stable. Experimental adoption in real projects. 🚧
Video.js v10 is close to stable. Try it out in real projects and share your feedback 🙏.
- Read our design documents.
- Read the v10 discussion topic.
- Watch Heff's recent presentation.
Timeline
- Technical Preview (Complete): Initial showcase for Demuxed.
- Alpha (Complete): See milestone
- Beta (Complete): See milestone
- GA (Mid 2026): See milestone ← WIP
- Video.js (End of 2026): Video.js core/contrib parity and supported plugins migrated.
Documentation
If you'd like to get started and learn more, you can find our documentation on our website:
Community
If you need help with anything related to Video.js 10, or if you'd like to casually chat with other members:
Contributing
We'd love for you to join our community channels above and give us feedback! Feedback on any of the following would help us:
- Player skin designs
- Component structures and APIs
- Package structure and exports
- Repo, workspace, contributor guides
Please see our contributing guide for getting set up locally and making code or docs changes.
Code of Conduct
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