ReadonlycontentThe current content types for the active streams, e.g. Set(['audio', 'video'])
ReadonlyfetchedThe time ranges the track has fetched. This will be a snapshot of the fetched ranges at the time this property is accessed.
ReadonlyfetchedReturns the time of the prefetch end. If no data has been prefetched for the current track, 0 will be returned.
The time given will be in seconds according to the media timeline. It will represent the ending time of the continuous prefetch range from the current playhead time.
ReadonlyfetchedReturns current fetched time as a percent of the total duration.
The currently buffering media quality for the given content stream. This is set immediately before a segment of a new quality is appended.
Listen to TrackEventMap.bufferingQualityChange events for changes.
'video' | 'audio' | 'text'
When this track is active, provides the currently playing media metadata for the given content type.
Listen to TrackEventMap.playbackQualityChange events for changes.
'video' | 'audio' | 'text'
The currently streaming media quality for the given content stream. This is set when a new quality is being requested.
Quality metadata progresses as follows: streamingQuality -> bufferingQuality -> playbackQuality
Listen to TrackEventMap.streamingQualityChange events for changes.
'video' | 'audio' | 'text'
Returns true if the event host has any listeners.
Returns true if the event host has any listeners for the given type.
Adds an event handler for the given typed event.
The key representing the event type to listen for.
A callback to invoke when the event with the given type is dispatched.
Optionaloptions: SignalOptionsOptions for changing listening behavior.
Returns a method, when invoked, removes the handler.
Represents the streaming state of the currently active track.
This interface provides access to the current state of streaming, including:
Consumers can use this interface to monitor streaming progress and quality changes during playback. All properties are read-only and reflect the current state.
To react to changes over time, listen to events defined in TrackEventMap, such as:
streamingQualityChangebufferingQualityChangeplaybackQualityChange