closes#1334
Update html5.js
If the HTML tag is not removed, the video will still download in the background in Firefox after the player is disposed.
Update component.js
Moved my fix to src/js/media/html5.js
Changed order of html5 element dispose and using this.el_ instead of player.tag
closes#1253
Display a true load progress (with accounting all buffered regions)
Add played property for player
Correctly display played regions in progress-bar
Support #played in MediaFaker so tests would pass
Remove play-progress regions but add some opacity to play-progress
Remove opacity
Revert "Add played property for player"
This reverts commit 6d8bf982c23c85b0e17edf93d7b2d02ded8ff611.
Fixed an issue where a load progress of NaN was throwing an error
Reverted some remaining `played` changes
Updated the progress bar to encapsulate time ranges
In the previous commit the progress bar was broken up into timeranges.
This had the effect of looking broken, so now the progress bar covers
all time ranges, and the time ranges a subtley different in color
from the progress bar.
Previously this was only done in the HTML5 tech, but Flash needs it as well. This relies on videojs/video-js-swf#106.
Also removed the 'not implemented' warnings from the media tech functions. I think there's a better way we can help tech authors here, and it was blocking the ability to check if a function was implemented for real.
Fixes#1300, fixes#1341
The flash tech doesn't need to hold onto a reference to the placeholder element after the embed code has been generated. Set this.el_ to the embed code immediately instead of using another property to track it during init. Tested in IE8.
If dispose() was called before the SWF triggered onReady(), the placeholder div would be cleaned up but the actual object element would be left behind to mess things up in the future. Keep track of the object element during initialization and make sure it is removed if flash is unloaded early.
