Tejas is a powerful and elegant solution for embedding video content on your websites using the HTML5 element through a browser neutral custom UI.
Quick Preview: http://screenr.com/dGr
Tejas is built on jQuery and utilizes the very powerful ThemeRoller system for rendering its user interface. This means that changing the color scheme or images is as simple as just going to the ThemeRoller site and using the friendly GUI to change whatever you need. If you want to delve even deeper, it provides more options and flexibility so that you can create an UI you want without touching the plugin.
Browser Support
Tejas works on most major, modern browsers including:
- Firefox 3.6+
- Chrome 4+
- Opera 10.5+
- Internet Explorer 7+ [w/ fallback]
Additionally, there is preliminary support for all iOS devices including iPad, iPhone and iTouch. But I couldn’t get it working 100% of the time so please wait for an update in a week or so while I fix it. If you’re getting this primarily for those devices, please do take a note that as of 1.0 I can’t guarantee full compatibility.
Feature List
- No browser plugins needed
- Intuitive default UI
- Spiffy seek bar
- ThemeRoller ready
- Fullscreen for supported browsers as well as pseudo fullscreen for others
- Very easy to customize
- Ability to display a custom logo inside the player
- Support for displaying buffered information on select browsers
- Support for multiple players running multiple themes on the same page
- Flash fallback for unsupported browsers
- Robust browser support
- Volatile iOS support [please see above]
Roadmap for Future Updates
- Keyboard shortcuts
- WebSRT support
- More robust iOS support
- API to interact with player after initialization
Support
I’ve tested this as much as I could but with the sheer number of variables at play here, something may break sometime. In those cases, please just send me an email [[email protected]] with details as to what broke and I’ll have a fix for it ASAP .
Known Bugs
These are more along the lines of browser inconsistencies than actual bugs but here they are:
- Seeking maybe a little funny at times. As browsers implement this feature better, I’ll keep updating this to better reflect those changes. Same applies for showing how much of the video has been buffered.
Thanks for looking at this item. Cheers, gents!