The standard HTML template for video in Asset fields looks like this:
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<iframe width="100%" height="100%" scrolling="no" allowfullscreen="true" frameborder="0" src="{stampvalue-config:baseaddress}dmm3bwsv3/embedplayer/play.aspx?accesskey={stampvalue-access:accesskey}&aid={stampvalue-asset:assetid}&autostart=0&width=auto&height=auto&videoquality=video{stampvalue-selected:quality}&fs=1" style="" siloid="{stampvalue-asset:assetsiloid}"></iframe> |
What this does is it uses an iframe with a source to the connected Digizuite. This source returns an HTML section which embeds the Digizuite video player with a poster and source.
This means that Video is streamed directly from Digizuite. The reasoning behind this, is that video potentially can take up a lot of disk space and hence we do not want to cache it in the Sitecore server (as we do with other asset types).Furthermore, Digizuite utilizes a video player called Flowplayer. This is an extension built on-top of the standard HTML5 video player. The main reason for this is it has the same styling across all browsers.
Using the standard HTML5 video player
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