How can I \'stop\' a html5 video playback, and revert to poster image? Until this.play()
is called, the poster image is showing properly.
My code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function videostop() {
window.location.reload()
}
</script>
That will not really stop your video, it will reload the whole document. The "Poster Frame" will be shown.
Richie
P.S. I'm from Germany. Sorry if my English is bad. But I think, my JavaScript is OK :-)
This post is old but I had the same problema and solve it like this.
onmouseout="this.load();"
The spec rules this out:
the poster frame should not be shown again after a frame of video has been shown
I.e. if you want behaviour different to the spec you'll need to implement it yourself, maybe by using an element that overlays the video which contains the desired image and then hide/show it.
I've been googling for solution for this problem and apparently,
Steve Lacey's solution:
Sure. You could do the equivalent of 'video.src = "";
appears to work on my OSX 10.9, in browsers: Safari 7.0, Firefox 26.0 and Chrome 31. I haven't tested it on mobile devices though.
I've tested it using video object created with JS:
var object = document.createElement("video");
/// ... some setup like poster image, size, position etc. goes here...
/// now, add sources:
var sourceMP4 = document.createElement("source");
sourceMP4.type = "video/mp4";
sourceMP4.src = "path-to-video-file.mp4";
object.appendChild(sourceMP4);
//// same approach add ogg/ogv and webm sources
Now when I want to stop video and show poster again, I just do:
object.pause();
object.src = "";
But, that's not enough since video will not be able to play again. To make it playable after this point, I removed 'src' attribute (while leaving 'source' sub-objects as is):
object.removeAttribute("src");
After this it works:
i used it and it is good with me
$('container video').hover(function () {$(this).get(0).play();}
,function () {$(this).get(0).load();});});