Right now the durationchange event is throttled with the other two events, timeupdate and loadedmetadata. This means that only one of those events will trigger an update if they all occur within 25ms of each other.
This functionality makes sense for timeupdate or loadedmetadata as those should not indicate a time update (even though they often do).
For durationchange however it will always indicate a change in the duration, and we want to always update the display when it happens. Here is a scenario of how we could show duration incorrectly right now:
User is playing a video that has a postroll ad at the end. After the postroll ad their will be a timeupdate, and then a durationchange to signify that we are back in content. Then ended will fire, and no more events will happen.
The player will still show the duration of the ad, as the durationchange was eaten by the timeupdate that happened at nearly the same time.
Also, fix a potential issue where if the page was translated using google translate, the time displays stopped updating.
The aria-labelledby attribute on the fontPercent, edgeStyle, and
fontFamily select options inlcudes an extra space since there is
no ledgendId variable being set on the createElFont_() method. This
fix adds a check to see if the legendId value is set or not inside
the createElSelect_() method. This should keep the extra space
from appearing on the select tags created by the createElFont_()
method.
Fixes#4688
Add `enable` and `disable` methods to the progress control. This disabled things like the mouse time display and the progress control continues updating for current time and loading but the user will not be able to interact with the control anymore.
If Object.prototype was modified to have extra properties, the `off` method crashed because `data.handlers` would've been removed before getting to the extra property.
Also, this fixes an issue where if a falsey value was passed to off, the events system would remove all the events, i.e. `player.off('')`. Instead, we make sure that only if it is called as `player.off()` will they be removed.
We've been printing the resulting value from a successful call to the ghrelease, this was useful for debugging but isn't necessary anymore.
Add the result to the error conditional with some headings.
When setting the source, we were calling `play` if `autoplay` was set. We shouldn't do that and instead we should rely on the browser or tech (like Flash) to handle it properly.
