Buffering

You can configure visuals to notify the user that content is buffering.

Listen for AdobePSDK.PSDKEventType.BUFFERING_BEGIN and AdobePSDK.PSDKEventType.BUFFERING_END events. For example:

player.addEventListener(AdobePSDK.PSDKEventType.BUFFERING_BEGIN,
                        function (event) {
                            buffering = true;
                            // add buffering layer
                        });

player.addEventListener(AdobePSDK.PSDKEventType.BUFFERING_END,
                        function (event) {
                           buffering = false;
                           // remove buffering layer
                        });

The UI Framework provides default buffering overlay behavior implementation, which can be extended as shown below:

// Using UI Framework
function myBufferingOverlayBehavior (element, configuration, player, localize, baseLog) {
    return ptp.bufferingOverlayBehavior(element, configuration, player, localize, baseLog);
}
var playerWrapper = ptp.videoPlayer('.videoDiv', {
    player: {
        mediaResource:'Specify Resource URL',
        bufferingOverlay: {
            behavior: myBufferingOverlayBehavior,
            classNames: 'ptp-buffering-overlay my_buffering_overlay_bar'
        }
    }

});

Here is what the result DOM looks like:

<div id=" videoDiv" class="ptp-root-element">
<div name="videoPlayer" value="videoPlayer" class="ptp-main-video-div-style">
<div name="bufferingOverlay" value="bufferingOverlay" class="ptp-buffering-overlay my_buffering_overlay_bar'"></div>
</div>
</div>

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