Able Player 2.01 Examples

Able Player is a fully accessible cross-browser HTML5 media player. It uses the HTML5 <audio> or <video> element for browsers that support them, and (optionally) the JW Player as a fallback for those that don’t.

Here are some examples of Able Player in action:

Examples

• Native HTML5 Player (not Able Player), for comparison
• Audio player with one track and preferences
• Audio player with non-zero start time
• Video player with closed captions
• Video player with text-based audio description (VTT)
• Video player with audio description via video swap or VTT
• Audio player with a playlist
• Video player with interactive transcript, subtitles, and chapters
• Same as above, in German
• Video player with interactive transcript in an external container
• Audio player with interactive transcript in "Lyrics Mode"
• Audio player with Metadata track
• Multiple audio players (one track each)
• Multiple audio players (each with its own playlist)
• Video with no captions or descriptions (don't do this)
• Video player with width and height attributes
• Video player with default closed captions
• YouTube Player with Able Chrome
• Audio Player on a page with form fields
• Video player with search
• Video player with sign language
• Archivo con las modificaciones realizadas
• Archivo con las modificaciones realizadas en español
• Archivo con pistas de audio descripcion separadas. No usar fuera de pruebas de funcionamiento. Mala calidad en las pistas de audio.
• Version inestable, en serio, no usar.

Credits

The audio examples feature songs from the album Flavors by Flow Theory, provided courtesy of Terrill Thompson.

The video examples feature clips from videos produced by The DO-IT Center at the University of Washington. Additional videos are available on the DO-IT Video website, which uses Able Player.