NOW AVAILABLE!

The following snapshot has been built to demonstrate just some of the functionality available in Tatami for JW Player

http://dev.powered-by-haiku.co.uk/solutions/tatami/?share=f3xZJaPrmp

Tatami for JW Player is an online configuration tool which allows you to build quite complex JW setups, with common behaviours and actions, using an intuitive drag-n-drop visual interface.

An example of the Tatami for JW Player interface

Tatami provides the means to build modular configurations which can then be used to extend JW player embeds by simply drawing lines and connecting various components.

Additional features

It also includes a “codepen” style sharing facility where one person can build a configuration, snapshot it, and then send it to someone else for review and tweaks, before generating an updated embed code.

Plus:

  • Allows you to decouple the ongoing management of JW player configurations and playlists from the web page they are embedded on
  • Use tatami for end-to-end embedding of JW configurations, or as an easy way to just create Playlists, Listy or Advertising Setups – you have the flexibility to decide how you use it
  • Embed code is completely obfuscated in order to protect your licence key and media URLs from casual “view-sourcers”
  • Embeds can be restricted to only render a player when included on specified domains
  • Copy/paste/clone configuration components – making it quick and easy build and maintain similar setups
  • Add media from YouTube and Soundcloud directly within Tatami
  • Built-in “Mouse trigger” and “Scroll trigger” behaviours for advanced interaction with the player
  • Built-in option to pause all other players on the page as a result of a player event or behaviour
  • Zero-code, event-based video overlays – including countdown to YouTube livestreams

Coming soon

The following features are in the pipeline:

  • Build a Tatami Set by simply pasting your existing JW setup code into Tatami
  • Support for JW Platform & token signed media

 

NOW AVAILABLE!

The following snapshot has been built to demonstrate just some of the functionality available in Tatami for JW Player

http://dev.powered-by-haiku.co.uk/solutions/tatami/?share=f3xZJaPrmp

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