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Some direct - This change does not affect embedding video, Tweets, or timelines on third party sites.
We hope this is informative and helpful, but please let us know if you have any further questions. As mentioned, a great example is DailyMotion’s hls.js open source project. If you are developing a product with a more custom display that cannot be solved with the above options, you should explore 3rd party solutions that play HLS for the browsers you’d like to support. '695669511052103680', // The ID of the Tweet containing the videoĭocument.getElementById('container'), // DOM node of insertion point HLS playback is supported in all embedded products.Įxample use of the JavaScript factory function ( You can take advantage of the JavaScript factory function to render a clean, full-bleed video in your page. You can grab an embed code from a Tweet on or use the Tweet URL to integrate it programmatically with the oEmbed API endpoint.Ī video in a Tweet can also be easily integrated as a player. For display within native mobile apps, you might also consider using Twitter Kit, part of our Fabric mobile development tools, to easily render Tweets with video.įor display on web, our embedded Tweets, embedded timelines and embedded video tools are the easiest way to display Tweets with video. Here is an overview of the different methods we offer to display media as well as some additional thoughts and answers.īoth iOS and Android are able to play back HLS video natively. We understand there may be some considerations to make with this change and appreciate your time to dig in thoroughly.
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