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Simple answer: Yes! The same applies to subtitles.
You can provide subtitles from whatever source and they will work.
Yes, HLS videos work on Android and can be downloaded. However, if you’re using DRM on Android, only DASH is supported - which our SDK provides.
To check if your provider supports offline playback, you need to verify whether it allows downloading Persistent Tokens.
For offline playback you also need to download the streams :) providing only a contentID with a persistent key won’t do the trick.
Yes! One of our plugins within Offline Video SDK, DRM-license downloader, allows you to store persistent tokens and update them only when they expire, rather than every time a video is played. This can help optimize costs.
Our team can handle the SDK implementation as part of a commercial cooperation. We are also available to assist or support your team during the implementation process, or you can integrate it yourself if you prefer.
Fortunately, it doesn’t... The SDK allows you to select specific resolutions or tracks. If no selection is made, the default track will be downloaded. This helps prevent unnecessary memory usage when downloading videos. Developers can, for example, select which audio track to download based on the user’s location, but downloading multiple tracks is also supported.
Yes! The SDK enables you to download HLS/DASH/SS videos, allowing offline playback even in airplane mode. If you’re protecting the content with DRM, remember to handle the DRM as well - with our SDK of course!
Offline Video SDK is the best choice when you need to download videos. You don’t need to rely on expensive commercial players - instead, you can use our SDK, which offers flexible pricing tailored to your company or app. Additionally, you can continue using open-source solutions, contributing to and benefiting from the developer community.
This is the solution for a specific case and it doesn't prevent you from adding something more to your video implementation. It’s actually the other way around - the react-native-video is built to promote pluginable architecture. So it is easy to add more without forking the library - take adding offline capabilities as an example.
No, you can still use the open-source code for free and continue leveraging your existing architecture. You can also keep adding your own solutions and plugins. That said, if you want to stay up to date, sign up for our newsletter. If you’re eager to learn more right now, feel free to explore our website or reach out to us directly!
Absolutely! The core of SDK (react-native-video) is open-source and free for everyone. If you are using a different library and migration isn’t feasible, feel free to reach out to us for a custom implementation or a migration solution tailored to your existing setup.
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