#Jwplayer resolution switcher full

Tip: When using player_resolutions='' it is always a good idea to also define player_aspectratio=''. In this example the default resolution would be: video-r720p-HD.mp4.įor video files served over the RTMP protocol (i.e., player='jwplayer-v6-rtmp' or player='jwplayer-v6-rtmp-only'), the default resolution will be chosen dynamically based on the bandwidth capability of the connecting visitor i.e., the default resolution is chosen automatically using the best resolution possible for the device that is currently viewing the video. In this example I would need to render and upload the following files: video-r720p-HD.mp4, video-r1080p-HD.mp4, video-r480p-SD.mp4.įor video files served over HTTP, the default resolution will be the one you list first in the comma-delimited list: player_resolutions='r720p-HD,r1080p-HD,r480p-SD'. Note that each of these files must exist on the server (i.e., you must create the additional resolutions and upload all of them for this to work properly).

#Jwplayer resolution switcher full

The full file name would be something like: video-r720p-HD.mp4 In addition, when you use player_resolutions='', each of your files (including the one you specify in file_download='') must end with -r must begin with a numeric resolution (in height) followed by any label you prefer e.g., -r720p-HD or maybe -r1080p-HD. In order to offer multiple resolution options you should make additional variations (i.e., resolutions) available by uploading those variations to the same directory where file_download='' lives. You'll also want to review and reference the Shortcode Documentation. This can be tricky to setup, so please read carefully. The player_resolutions='' shortcode attribute is a comma-delimited list of all available resolution options, which allows you to specify multiple videos, each with their own quality/resolution.

The shortcode includes a player_resolutions='' shortcode attribute.