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Attributes

Attribute Type Description Default
autoplay boolean | "any" | "muted" For booleans, identical to the <video autoplay/> attribute. Additionally support "muted" to start autoplay with the media muted and "any" to try autoplaying "by any means necessary" false
crossorigin string (enum) Identical to the <video crossorigin/> attribute, except default is "" (equivalent to "anonymous") ""
loop boolean Identical to the <video loop/> attribute false
muted boolean Like the <video muted/> attribute, only updates the muted property instead of the defaultMuted property false
poster string (URL) Identical to the <video poster/> attribute. Will use the automatically generated poster based on your playback-id by default. Remove the poster by setting the value to an empty string. Derived
preload string (enum) Identical to the <video preload/> attribute (with an appropriate equivalent for HLS media content) Varies
volume number (0-1) Attribute equivalent of the volume property Varies
playbackrate number Attribute equivalent of the playbackRate property 1
env-key string Your Mux Data environment key. Note that this is different than your API Key. Get your env key from the "Mux Data" part of your Mux Environments Dashboard. If unset, the environment will be inferred based on your Mux Video asset. N/A
debug boolean Enables debug mode for the underlying playback engine (currently hls.js) and mux-embed, providing additional information in the console. false
disable-cookies boolean Disables cookies used by Mux Data. For more, check out the Mux Docs. false
playback-id string The playback ID for your Mux Asset or Mux Live Stream. This will also be used for automatically assigning a poster image and (thumbnail previews)[https://docs.mux.com/guides/video/create-timeline-hover-previews]. For more, check out the Mux Docs. N/A
prefer-playback "mse" | "native" Specify if Mux Player should try to use Media Source Extension or native playback (if available). If no value is provided, Mux Player will choose based on what's deemed optimal for content and playback environment. Varies
max-resolution `"720p" Specify the max-resolution you want delivered for this video. The only valid option is the string 720p ""
metadata-video-id string This is an arbitrary ID sent to Mux Data that should map back to a record of this video in your database. N/A
metadata-video-title string This is an arbitrary title for your video that will be passed in as metadata into Mux Data. Adding a title will give you useful context in your Mux Data dashboard. (optional, but encouraged) N/A
metadata-viewer-user-id string If you have a logged-in user, this should be an anonymized ID value that maps back to the user in your database that will be sent to Mux Data. Take care to not expose personal identifiable information like names, usernames or email addresses. (optional, but encouraged) N/A
metadata-* string This metadata-* syntax can be used to pass any arbitrary Mux Data metadata fields N/A
beacon-collection-domain string (domain name) Assigns a custom domain to be used for Mux Data collection. N/A
custom-domain string (domain name) Assigns a custom domain to be used for Mux Video. N/A
stream-type "on-demand" | "live" | "ll-live" | "live:dvr" | "ll-live:dvr" The type of stream associated with your Mux Asset. Used to determine what UI/controls to show and what optimizations to make for playback. "on-demand"
start-time number (seconds) Specify where in the media's timeline you want playback to start. 0
default-hidden-captions boolean Hide captions by default instead of showing them on initial load (when available) false
primary-color string (Any valid CSS color style) The primary color used by the player's UI N/A
secondary-color string (Any valid CSS color style) The secondary color used by the player's UI N/A
forward-seek-offset number (seconds) Offset applied to the forward seek button 10
backward-seek-offset number (seconds) Offset applied to the backward seek button 10
playback-token string The playback token for signing the src URL. N/A
thumbnail-token string The thumbnail token for signing the poster URL. N/A
storyboard-token string The storyboard token for signing the storyboard URL. N/A
storyboard-src string (URL) pointing to a .vtt file Full URL string for the storyboard asset. Typically derived from the playbackId, setting this attribute will override the derived storyboard. undefined
thumbnail-time number (seconds) Time offset for the default poster image based on your playback-id. If no thumbnail-time is specified, start-time will be used by default. NOTE: This feature currently cannot be used with thumbnail-token. 0
audio boolean Indicate that you want an "audio only" UI/chrome. This may be used for audio-only assets or audio+video assets. false
nohotkeys boolean Toggles keyboard shortcut (hot keys) support when focus in inside the player false
hotkeys DOMTokenList (space separated enum list) A blocklist of keyboard shortcuts (hotkeys) you want to disable. Based on Media Chrome's implementation N/A
playbackrates number[] (space separated list) A space separated string of playback rates used by the playback rate button. N/A
default-show-remaining-time boolean Show remaining playback time (instead of current playback time) by default false
title string Title text to show for your content in the Mux Player UI. ""
placeholder string (URI) Image to show as various assets load. Typically a data URI when used N/A

Methods

Method Description
play() Identical to the native play() method.
pause() Identical to the native pause() method.
addCuePoints() Add an array of metadata CuePoints of "shape" { time: number; value: any; } to the Mux Player instance for the current media

Properties

Prop Type Description Default
paused Read only boolean Identical to the native paused property true
duration Read only number Identical to the native duration property NaN
ended Read only boolean Identical to the native ended property false
buffered Read only TimeRanges Identical to the native buffered property (empty TimeRanges instance)
seekable Read only TimeRanges Identical to the native seekable property (empty TimeRanges instance)
readyState Read only number (enum) Identical to the native readyState property NaN
videoWidth Read only number Identical to the native videoWidth property 0
videoHeight Read only number Identical to the native videoHeight property 0
currentTime number Identical to the native currentTime property 0
volume number Identical to the native volume property 1
poster string (URL) Identical to the native poster property. Will use the automatically generated poster based on your playback-id by default. Remove the poster by setting the value to an empty string. Derived
storyboard string (URL) URL for the Mux Storyboard. Will automatically generate the url based on your playback-id and token. Will not be set if the provided storyboardToken is invalid. Derived
playbackRate number Identical to the native playbackRate property 1
defaultPlaybackRate number Identical to the native defaultPlaybackRate property 1
crossOrigin string Identical to the native crossOrigin property, except default is "" (equivalent to "anonymous") ""
autoplay boolean | "any" | "muted" For booleans, identical to the native autoplay property. Additionally support "muted" to start autoplay with the media muted and "any" to try autoplaying "by any means necessary" false
loop boolean Identical to the native loop property false
muted boolean Identical to the native muted property false
defaultMuted boolean Identical to the native defaultMuted property false
preload string (enum) Identical to the native preload property (with an appropriate equivalent for HLS media content) undefined
hasPlayed Read only boolean Indicates whether playback has begun for the current media asset associated with the playback-id false
inLiveWindow Read only boolean Indicates whether the playback time is currently near the live edge (only relevant for live/dvr content) false
audio boolean Indicate that you want an "audio only" UI/chrome. This may be used for audio-only assets or audio+video assets. false
hotkeys Read only* DOMTokenList A DOMTokenList (similar to classList) blocklist of keyboard shortcuts (hotkeys) you want to disable. Based on Media Chrome's implementation ''
nohotkeys boolean Toggles keyboard shortcut (hot keys) support when focus in inside the player false
thumbnailTime number (seconds) Time offset for the default poster image based on your playback-id. If no thumbnail-time is specified, start-time will be used by default. NOTE: This feature currently cannot be used with thumbnail-token. 0
title string Title text to show for your content in the Mux Player UI. ""
placeholder string (URI) Image to show as various assets load. Typically a data URI when used N/A
primaryColor string (Any valid CSS color style) The primary color used by the player's UI undefined
secondaryColor string (Any valid CSS color style) The secondary color used by the player's UI undefined
defaultShowRemainingTime boolean Show remaining playback time (instead of current playback time) by default false
playbackRates number[] Array of numbers used by the playback rate button. N/A
forwardSeekOffset number (seconds) Offset applied to the forward seek button 10
backwardSeekOffset number (seconds) Offset applied to the backward seek button 10
defaultHiddenCaptions boolean Hide captions by default instead of showing them on initial load (when available) false
beaconCollectionDomain string (domain name) Assigns a custom domain to be used for Mux Data collection. NOTE: Must be set before playbackId to apply to Mux Data monitoring. undefined ("litix.io")
playbackId string The playback ID for your Mux Asset or Mux Live Stream. This will also be used for automatically assigning a poster image and (thumbnail previews)[https://docs.mux.com/guides/video/create-timeline-hover-previews]. For more, check out the Mux Docs. undefined
customDomain string (domain name) Assigns a custom domain to be used for Mux Video. undefined ("mux.com")
envKey string Your Mux Data environment key. Note that this is different than your API Key. Get your env key from the "Mux Data" part of your Mux Environments Dashboard. If undefined, the environment will be inferred based on your Mux Video asset. undefined (inferred)
debug boolean Enables debug mode for the underlying playback engine (currently hls.js) and mux-embed, providing additional information in the console. NOTE: Must be set before playbackId to fully apply to debug logging contexts. false
disableCookies boolean Disables cookies used by Mux Data. For more, check out the Mux Docs. false
streamType "on-demand" | "live" | "ll-live" | "live:dvr" | "ll-live:dvr" The type of stream associated with your Mux Asset. Used to determine what UI/controls to show and what optimizations to make for playback. "on-demand"
startTime number (seconds) Specify where in the media's timeline you want playback to start. 0
preferPlayback "mse" | "native" Specify if Mux Player should try to use Media Source Extension or native playback (if available). If no value is provided, Mux Player will choose based on what's deemed optimal for content and playback environment. Varies
metadata object* An object for configuring any metadata you'd like to send to Mux Data. If any metadata-* attributes are set, they will take precedence. undefined
playbackToken string The playback token for signing the src URL. undefined
thumbnailToken string The thumbnail token for signing the poster URL. undefined
storyboardToken string The storyboard token for signing the storyboard URL. undefined
storyboardSrc string (URL) Full URL string for the storyboard asset. Setting this will override the storyboard URL derived from the playback ID. undefined
tokens object* An object for setting all signed URL tokens with the signature { playback: string; thumbnail: string; storyboard: string; }. If any *token properties or *-token attributes are set, they will take precedence. undefined
textTracks TextTrackList Identical to the native textTracks property (empty TextTrackList instance)
cuePoints Read only Array<{ time: number; value: any; }> The array of CuePoints for the current media, added via addCuePoints(cuePoints). []
activeCuePoint Read only { time: number; value: any; } The current active CuePoint, determined based on the player's currentTime. undefined

Events

<mux-player> has a number of events for media loading, playback, and the player itself. Listen to these events using addEventListener() or by assigning an event listener to the oneventname property of <mux-player>.

Event Description
abort Identical to the native abort event
canplay Identical to the native canplay event
canplaythrough Identical to the native canplaythrough event
durationchange Identical to the native durationchange event
emptied Identical to the native emptied event
ended Identical to the native ended event
error Identical to the native error event
loadeddata Identical to the native loadeddata event
loadedmetadata Identical to the native loadedmetadata event
loadstart Identical to the native loadstart event
pause Identical to the native loadstart event
play Identical to the native play event
playing Identical to the native playing event
progress Identical to the native progress event
ratechange Identical to the native ratechange event
resize Identical to the native resize event
seeked Identical to the native seeked event
seeking Identical to the native seeking event
stalled Identical to the native stalled event
suspend Identical to the native suspend event
timeupdate Identical to the native timeupdate event
volumechange Identical to the native volumechange event
waiting Identical to the native waiting event
cuepointchange Similar to the native TextTrack cuechange event, only the event's detail will be the activeCuePoint

CSS Variables

This is the list of CSS variables for showing/hiding specific controls.

mux-player {
  /* Hide all controls at once */
  --controls: none;

  /* Target all sections by excluding the section prefix */
  --play-button: none;
  --live-button: none;
  --seek-backward-button: none;
  --seek-forward-button: none;
  --mute-button: none;
  --captions-button: none;
  --airplay-button: none;
  --pip-button: none;
  --fullscreen-button: none;
  --cast-button: none;
  --playback-rate-button: none;
  --volume-range: none;
  --time-range: none;
  --time-display: none;
  --title-display: none;
  --duration-display: none;
}

Each of the above can be paired with a prefix for top, center, bottom

mux-player {
  /* Target a specific section by prefixing the CSS var with (top|center|bottom) */
  --center-controls: none;
  --bottom-play-button: none;
}

Other CSS variables:

mux-player {
  /* The controls backdrop color */
  --controls-backdrop-color: rgb(0 0 0 / 0%);

  /*
   * Controls how the media is sized and positioned inside of the <video> element
   * Supports everything the standard CSS properties support
   */
  --media-object-size: cover;
  --media-object-position: center;
}

Turning this off completely has implications on the accessibility of the controls as they may not meet the contrast ratio requirements for WCAG 2.1 without it.

CSS Parts

Mux Player uses a shadow DOM to encapsulate its styles and behaviors. As a result, it's not possible to target its internals with the usual CSS selectors. Instead, some components expose parts that can be targeted with the CSS part selector, or ::part().

<style>
  mux-player::part(center play button) {
    display: none;
  }
</style>
<mux-player playback-id="DS00Spx1CV902MCtPj5WknGlR102V5HFkDe"></mux-player>

Supported parts: top, center, bottom, layer, media-layer, poster-layer, vertical-layer, centered-layer, gesture-layer, poster, live, play, button, seek-backward, seek-forward, mute, captions, airplay, pip, fullscreen, cast, playback-rate, volume, range, time, display, video

CSS parts allow you to style each part individually with a selector like ::part(center play button) or target multiple elements if the part is assigned to multiple elements internally, usage ::part(button). Every CSS property can be declared in the selector, this makes it a very powerful API.