because I want to install OBS+ngix+video-js on my webpage. I'm looking for the videojs files that the author used,since there isnt any place where to get them. I've cloned this repo :
,but inside the zip files I haven't found the files that he has. These are the missing files :
The VideoJS release downloads absolutely do contain some of the files in the screenshot that you linked. video-js.css and video-js.min.css are both in your screenshot, and they are included in the VideoJS release. Also included are video.js and video.min.js, which are the actual JavaScript for VideoJS: https://github.com/videojs/video.js/releases/latest
The other files in your screenshot are from various VideoJS plugins. There's a good list of available VideoJS plugins here: https://github.com/videojs/video.js/wiki/Plugins (many of them are contained within the VideoJS organization on GitHub.) The most relevant plugin for the HLS tutorial would be the videojs-contrib-hls plugin to add HLS support. However, the current version of VideoJS (version 7) includes the videojs-http-streaming plugin by default, which means the current version natively plays HLS and you should not need that plugin to play back an HLS stream on a modern device/browser.
The rest of the files in the screenshot you posted are for other plugins we use for the NOTS website, such as the resuming capability, the resolution switcher, and the logo/watermark. None of that has anything to do with playing back an HLS stream.
ps : nevermind. I found them.
ziomario said
It would be a nice idea to put all the files used on the description of the video tutorial on youtube.
From “Post #381”, March 16th 2020, 5:50 AM
No, it would be a terrible idea to put them in the description, because they have nothing to do with the video.
They can all be found on the Plugins list that I linked in my previous message. They're called videojs-resume, videojs-resolution-switcher, and videojs-watermark, respectively. You can see from the simplistic names why I didn't feel the need to specify these before.