Class: shaka.util.Platform

Constructor

new Platform()

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Members

cachedMediaElement_ :HTMLMediaElement

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cacheExpirationTimer_ :shaka.util.Timer

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Methods

anyMediaElement() → {HTMLMediaElement}

For canPlayType queries, we just need any instance. First, use a cached element from a previous query. Second, search the page for one. Third, create a temporary one. Cached elements expire in one second so that they can be GC'd or removed.
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HTMLMediaElement

chromeVersion() → {number}

Returns a major version number for Chrome, or Chromium-based browsers. For example: - Chrome 106.0.5249.61 returns 106. - Edge 106.0.1370.34 returns 106 (since this is based on Chromium). - Safari returns null (since this is independent of Chromium).
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A major version number or null if not Chromium-based.
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number

isAmazonFireTV() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is Amazon Fire TV. https://developer.amazon.com/docs/fire-tv/identify-amazon-fire-tv-devices.html
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boolean

isApple() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is from Apple. Returns true on all iOS browsers and on desktop Safari. Returns false for non-Safari browsers on macOS, which are independent of Apple.
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boolean

isChrome() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is Google Chrome.
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boolean

isChromecast() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a Google Chromecast.
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boolean

isEdge() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is MS Edge.
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boolean

isEOS() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is an EOS set-top box.
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boolean

isHisense()

Check if the current platform is Hisense.
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isIE() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is MS IE.
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boolean

isLegacyEdge() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is Legacy Edge.
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boolean

isMac() → {boolean}

Return true if the platform is a Mac, regardless of the browser.
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boolean

isMediaKeysPolyfilled() → {boolean}

Returns true if MediaKeys is polyfilled
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boolean

isMobile() → {boolean}

Guesses if the platform is a mobile one (iOS or Android).
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boolean

isOrange()

Check if the current platform is Orange.
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isPS4()

Check if the current platform is Playstation 4.
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isPS5() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is Playstation 5. Returns true on Playstation 5 browsers. Returns false for Playstation 5 browsers
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boolean

isSafari() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is Apple Safari or Safari-based iOS browsers.
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boolean

isTizen() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a Tizen TV.
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boolean

isTizen2() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a Tizen 2 TV.
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boolean

isTizen3() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a Tizen 3 TV.
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boolean

isTizen4() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a Tizen 4 TV.
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boolean

isVirginMedia()

Check if the current platform is Virgin Media device.
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isWebOS() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a WebOS.
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boolean

isWebOS3() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a WebOS 3.
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boolean

isWebOS4() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a WebOS 4.
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boolean

isWebOS5() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is a WebOS 4.
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boolean

isWindows() → {boolean}

Return true if the platform is a Windows, regardless of the browser.
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boolean

isXboxOne() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform is an Xbox One.
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boolean

requiresEncryptionInfoInAllInitSegments() → {boolean}

Returns true if the platform requires encryption information in all init segments. For such platforms, MediaSourceEngine will attempt to work around a lack of such info by inserting fake encryption information into initialization segments.
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boolean

safariVersion() → {number}

Returns a major version number for Safari, or Safari-based iOS browsers. For example: - Safari 13.0.4 on macOS returns 13. - Safari on iOS 13.3.1 returns 13. - Chrome on iOS 13.3.1 returns 13 (since this is based on Safari/WebKit). - Chrome on macOS returns null (since this is independent of Apple). Returns null on Firefox on iOS, where this version information is not available.
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A major version number or null if not iOS.
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number

supportsMediaSource() → {boolean}

Check if the current platform supports media source. We assume that if the current platform supports media source, then we can use media source as per its design.
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boolean

supportsMediaType(mimeType) → {boolean}

Returns true if the media type is supported natively by the platform.
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mimeType string
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boolean

supportsSequenceMode() → {boolean}

Returns true if the platform supports SourceBuffer "sequence mode".
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boolean

supportsSmoothCodecSwitching() → {boolean}

Returns if codec switching SMOOTH is known reliable device support. Some devices are known not to support `MediaSource.changeType` well. These devices should use the reload strategy. If a device reports that it supports `changeType` but support it reliabley it should be added to this list.
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userAgentContains_(key) → {boolean}

Check if the user agent contains a key. This is the best way we know of right now to detect platforms. If there is a better way, please send a PR.
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key string
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boolean