VideoJS does not come with a quality selector by default - HLS will generally choose the matching format based on the bitrate fed to the client by the server.
There's a couple of videojs plugins that supply an active quality selector. One example would be videojs-hls-quality-selector (which I've forked recently to solve a few issues I had with it: github.com/FEichinger/videojs-hls-... ).
This, of course, presupposes that you have your HLS web server set up to supply an appropriate playlist file. For our projects (which are live streams, so may not necessarily match your requirements), we use nginx-rtmp-module, which supports the hls_variant instruction for explicit variants (an example usage here: stackoverflow.com/questions/387651... )
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VideoJS does not come with a quality selector by default - HLS will generally choose the matching format based on the bitrate fed to the client by the server.
There's a couple of videojs plugins that supply an active quality selector. One example would be
videojs-hls-quality-selector(which I've forked recently to solve a few issues I had with it: github.com/FEichinger/videojs-hls-... ).This, of course, presupposes that you have your HLS web server set up to supply an appropriate playlist file. For our projects (which are live streams, so may not necessarily match your requirements), we use
nginx-rtmp-module, which supports thehls_variantinstruction for explicit variants (an example usage here: stackoverflow.com/questions/387651... )My apologies for any lack of etiquette.