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video-frame-cover

v2.0.4

Published

video capture frame picture

Downloads

18

Readme

video-frame-cover

Capture preview image from a video file

Installation

npm install video-frame-cover --save

Usage Examples

Browser usage

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/index.global.js"></script>
import videoFrameCover from "video-frame-cover";

Javascript

videoFrameCover({
    url: this.videoUrl, // video url
    quality: 0.9,
    imageType: 'image/jpeg',
    isCheckBackgroundColor: true, // Check whether the image is a solid color
    success: (res, e) => {
        this.imgsrc = res
    }
})

example

online example

Options

url

Type: String

Default: true

video link

currentTime

Type: Number

Default: false

The default value is 1. If the value is 0, a black screen may be displayed

quality

Type: Number

Default: false

Image quality 0.2-0.95 If the value is 1, the size of base64 will be increased

imgWidth

Type: Number

Default: false

Generate image width, height will be calculated according to video aspect ratio

imageType

Type: String

Default: false

Image type image/png is similar to this format

isCheckBackgroundColor

Type: Boolean

Default: false

Whether to verify that the picture is a solid color, the default is false, if enabled, the picture is a solid color, and the next second video picture will be automatically obtained

Event

downloadFile(base64)

Download video frame pictures

previousFrame()

Get the video picture of the previous second

nextFrame()

Get the next second video picture

appointFrame(time)

time how many seconds of the picture to get the specified frame video picture

const videoFrameCover = new VideoFrameCover({
    url: './thwj.mp4', 
    quality: 0.9,
    imageType: 'image/jpeg',
    isCheckBackgroundColor: true,
    success: (res) => {
        this.imgsrc = res
    }
})

videoFrameCover.downloadFile(this.imgsrc)
videoFrameCover.previousFrame()
videoFrameCover.nextFrame()
videoFrameCover.appointFrame(23) // Picture at 23 seconds