- Programming Overview
- TVSDK 3x for Android
- Introduction
- Content playback options
- Set up the Media player
- Work with MediaPlayer objects
- Listen for Primetime Player events
- Set up error handling
- Configure the player user interface
- Wait for a valid status
- Play and pause a video
- Identify whether the content is live or VOD
- Provide volume control
- Display the duration, current time, and remaining time of the video
- Display a seek scrub bar with the current playback position
- Construct a control bar enhanced for DVR
- Enter a stream at a specific time
- Initialize the media player for a specific video
- Implement fast forward and rewind
- HTTP 302 redirect optimization
- Work with cookies
- Work with closed captions
- Alternate audio
- Enable background audio
- ID3 tags
- Buffering
- Parallel downloads
- Adaptive bit rates (ABR) for video quality
- Playback and failover
- Offline Playback with Android
- Secure Delivery over HTTPS
- Advertising
- Advertising and its requirements
- Insert ads
- Customize playback with ads
- Just-in-Time Ad Resolving
- Ad insertion metadata
- Companion banner ads
- Clickable ads
- Repackage incompatible ads using Adobe CRS overview
- Ad fallback for VAST and VMAP ads
- Custom tags
- VPAID 2.0 ad support
- Ad measurements from Moat
- Add custom ad markers
- Customize opportunity generators and content resolvers
- Delete and replace ads in VOD streams
- Use cases to delete and replace ads
- Update ad creative selection rules
- Content protection
- Video analytics
- Events and notifications
- Billing
- TVSDK 3x for iOS
- Introduction
- Content playback options
- Configure the player user interface
- Quality of service statistics
- Work with MediaPlayer objects
- Instant-on
- Advertising
- Primetime ad server metdata
- Companion banner ads
- Clickable ads
- Repackage incompatible ads using Adobe Creative Repackaging Service
- Ad measurements from Moat
- VPAID 2.0 ad support
- Ad fallback for VAST and VMAP ads
- Load Ad for a DVR window
- Custom tags
- Update ad creative selection rules
- Tokenized segment streams
- Customize opportunity detectors and content resolvers
- Delete and replace ads in VOD streams
- Handle blackouts in live streams
- Subtitles and closed captioning
- Alternate audio
- Video analytics
- Content protection
- Notifications for player status, activity, errors, and logs
- Customized logging
- Failover
- Billing metrics
- Primetime Player classes summary
- Notification codes
- TVSDK 2.7 for Android
- Product overview, audience, and this guide
- Content playback options
- Set up the MediaPlayer
- Work with MediaPlayer objects
- Listen for Primetime Player events
- Set up error handling
- Configure the player user interface
- Wait for a valid status
- Play and pause a video
- Identify whether the content is live or VOD
- Provide volume control
- Display the duration, current time, and remaining time of the video
- Display a seek scrub bar with the current playback position
- Construct a control bar enhanced for DVR
- Enter a stream at a specific time
- Initialize the media player for a specific video
- Implement fast forward and rewind
- HTTP 302 redirect optimization
- Work with cookies
- Work with closed captions
- Alternate audio
- Enable background audio
- ID3 tags
- Buffering
- Parallel downloads
- Adaptive bit rates (ABR) for video quality
- Quality of service statistics
- Playback and failover
- Advertising
- Advertising and its requirements
- Insert ads
- Customize playback with ads
- Lazy ad resolving
- Ad insertion metadata
- Companion banner ads
- Clickable ads
- Repackage incompatible ads using Adobe Creative Repackaging Service (CRS)
- Ad fallback for VAST and VMAP ads
- Custom tags
- VPAID 2.0 ad support
- Ad measurements from Moat
- Add custom ad markers
- Customize opportunity generators and content resolvers
- Delete and replace ads in VOD streams
- Custom time range operations
- Update ad creative selection rules
- Content protection
- Video analytics
- Events and notifications
- TVSDK 1.4 for Android
- Introduction
- Set up the MediaPlayer
- Listen for Primetime Player events
- Set up error handling
- Configure the player user interface
- Wait for a valid state
- Play and pause a video
- Identify whether the content is live or VOD
- Provide volume control
- Display the duration, current time, and remaining time of the video
- Display a seek scrub bar with the current playback position
- Construct a control bar enhanced for DVR
- Implement fast forward and rewind
- Enter a stream at a specific time
- Adaptive bit rates (ABR) for video quality
- Enable screen capture
- Initialize the media player for a specific video
- Quality of service statistics
- Work with cookies
- HTTP 302 redirect optimization
- Work with MediaPlayer objects
- ID3 tags
- Buffering
- Instant on
- Advertising
- Insert ads
- Default and customized playback behavior with ads
- Customize playback with ads
- Ad insertion metadata
- Clickable ads
- Repackage incompatible ads using Adobe Creative Repackaging Service
- Ad fallback for VAST and VMAP ads
- Ad measurements from Moat
- VPAID 2.0 ad support
- Custom tags
- Add custom ad markers
- Updating ad creative selection rules
- Customize opportunity detectors and content resolvers
- Delete and replace ads in VOD streams
- Custom time range operations
- Multiple initial PlacementInformations
- Content resolvers for ad deletion / replacement
- Effect on ad insertion and deletion from ad signaling mode and ad metadata combinations
- Advertising Node Structure with TimeRanges
- Use cases to delete and replace ads
- Ad deletion and replacement error handling
- Ad deletion and replacement API changes
- Handle blackouts in live streams
- Work with closed captions
- Implementing alternate audio tracks
- Integrating Adobe Analytics with TVSDK
- Content protection
- Notifications for player status, activity, errors, and logging
- Playback and failover
- Advertising insertion and failover for VOD
- Primetime player events summary
- Primetime player classes summary
- Notification system
- TVSDK 1.4 for iOS
- Introduction
- Content playback options
- Configure the player user interface
- Quality of service statistics
- Work with MediaPlayer objects
- Instant-on
- Advertising
- Primetime ad server metdata
- Companion banner ads
- Clickable ads
- Repackage incompatible ads using Adobe Creative Repackaging Service
- Ad measurements from Moat
- VPAID 2.0 ad support
- Ad fallback for VAST and VMAP ads
- Load Ad for a DVR window
- Custom tags
- Update ad creative selection rules
- Tokenized segment streams
- Customize opportunity detectors and content resolvers
- Delete and replace ads in VOD streams
- Handle blackouts in live streams
- Subtitles and closed captions
- Alternate audio
- Video analytics
- Content protection
- Notification for player status, activity, errors, and logs
- Customized logging
- Failover
- Billing metrics
- Primetime Player classes summary
- Notification codes
- TVSDK 1.4 for DesktopHLS
- Introduction
- Content playback options
- Listen for Primetime Player events
- Overview
- Implement event listeners and callbacks
- Set up error handling
- Configure the player user interface
- Wait for a valid state
- Play and pause a video
- Identify whether the content is live or VOD
- Provide volume control
- Display the duration, current time, and remaining time of the video
- Display a seek scrub bar with the current playback position…
- Construct a control bar enhanced for DVR
- Implement fast forward and rewind
- Enter a stream at a specific time
- Adaptive bit rates (ABR) for video quality
- Control the position and size of the video view
- Initialize the media player for a specific video
- Quality of service statistics
- Work with cookies
- HTTP 302 redirect optimization
- Work with MediaPlayer objects
- Buffering
- Hide a video view
- Advertising
- Advertising requirements
- Insert ads
- Enable lazy ad loading
- Default and customized playback behavior with ads
- Customize playback with ads
- Ad insertion metadata
- Companion banner ads
- Clickable ads
- Custom tags
- Repackage incompatible ads using Adobe Creative Repackaging Service
- Ad fallback for VAST and VMAP ads
- Custom ads
- Add custom ad markers
- Updating ad creative selection rules
- Customize opportunity detectors and content resolvers
- Delete and replace ads in VOD streams
- Blackouts in live streams
- Closed captions
- Alternate audio tracks
- Integrating TVSDK with Adobe Analytics
- Content protection
- Notifications for player status, activity, errors, and logging
- Playback and failover
- Primetime player events summary
- Primetime player classes summary
- Mediacore classes
- Error classes
- Events classes
- Info classes
- Logging classes
- Metadata classes
- Notification classes
- QoS classes
- SCTE 35 classes
- System classes
- System decoders classes
- System filters classes
- Text format classes
- Timeline classes
- Timeline advertising classes
- Timeline detectors classes
- Timeline generators classes
- Timeline operations classes
- Timeline resolvers classes
- Utility classes
- Video Analytics classes
- Notification codes
- NATIVE_ERROR Notification
- Browser-TVSDK-2.4
- Introduction
- Getting started
- User Interface framework
- Content playback options
- Flash failover
- Set up the MediaPlayer
- Initialize the media player for a specific video
- Google Cast app for Browser TVSDK
- Extensionless streams
- Buffering
- Listen for Primetime Player events
- Set up error handling
- Implement fast forward and rewind
- Adaptive bit rates (ABR) for video quality
- Configure the player user interface
- Wait for a valid state
- Play and pause a video
- Identify whether the content is live or VOD
- Provide volume control
- Display the duration, current time, and remaining time of the video
- Handle seek when using the seek bar
- Construct a control bar enhanced for DVR
- Enter a stream at a specific time
- Control the position and size of the video view
- Quality of service statistics
- HTTP 302 redirect optimization
- Work with MediaPlayer objects
- Work with closed captions
- Media playback
- ID3 tags
- Autoplay on iOS
- Advertising
- Advertising requirements
- VAST ads
- VPAID 2.0 ad support
- Inserting ads
- Custom tags
- Customize opportunity detectors and content resolvers
- Ad measurement from Moat
- Repackage (transcode) incompatible ads
- Default and customized playback behavior with ads
- Ad insertion metadata
- Companion banner ads
- Clickable ads
- Integrating Browser TVSDK with Adobe Analytics
- Content protection
- Billing metrics
- Helpful APIs for the Adobe Flash Player
- Primetime player classes summary
Closed caption styling options
You can specify several caption styling options, and these options override the style options in the original captions.
new TextFormat(
font,
fontColor,
edgeColor,
fontEdge,
backgroundColor,
fillColor,
size,
fontOpacity,
backgroundOpacity,
fillOpacity,
bottomInset,
safeArea)
TIP
In options that define default values (for example, DEFAULT), that value refers to what the setting was when the caption was originally specified.
| Format | Description |
|---|---|
| Font | The font type. Can be set only to a value that is defined by the TextFormat.Font enumeration and represents, for example, monospaced with or without serifs. Tip: The actual fonts that are available on a device might vary, and substitutions are used when necessary. Monospace with serifs is typically used as a substitute, although this substitution can be system specific. |
| Size | The caption's size. Can be set only to a value defined by the TextFormat.Size enumeration:
|
| Font color | The font color. Can be set only to a value defined by the TextFormat.Color enumeration. |
| Background color | The background character cell color. Can be set only to values that are available for the font color. |
| Font opacity | The opacity of the text. Expressed as a percentage from 0 (fully transparent) to 100 (fully opaque). DEFAULT_OPACITY for the font is 100. |
| Bottom inset | Vertical distance from the bottom of the caption window for captions to avoid. Expressed as a percentage of the caption window height (for example, "20%") or a number of pixels (for example, "20"). |
| Safe area | A region around the edge of the screen between 0% to 25% where captions will not appear. By default, the safe area for 608/708 is 12% and the safe area for WebVTT is 0%. This setting allows your application to override that default. If two values are provided, for example, the string "10%,20%", the first value is the horizontal safe area and the second value is the vertical safe area. If one value is provided, for example, the string "15%", both the vertical and horizontal axes use the specified safe area. |
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