from Mux Playback Id
Creates a new MediaItem that points to a given Mux Playback ID.
Controlling resolution
You can use the maxResolution and minResolution parameters to control the possible video resolutions that Mux Player can stream. You can use these parameters to control your overall playback experience and platform usage. Lower resolution generally means smoother playback experience and lower costs, higher resolution generally means nicer-looking videos that may take longer to start or stall on unfavorable networks.
Custom domains
If you are using Mux Video custom domains, you can configure your MediaItem with your custom domain using the domain parameter
DRM and Secure playback
Mux player provides two types of playback security, signed playback and DRM playback. Signed playback protects your assets from being played by third parties by using a Playback Token you generate securely on your application backend. DRM playbacks adds additional system-level protections against unauthorized copying and recording of your media, but requires additional setup.
Secure Playback
To use secure playback, you must provide a valid playbackToken
DRM Playback
To use DRM playback, you must provide both a valid playbackToken and a valid drmToken
DRM is currently in beta. If you are interested in participating, or have questions, please email support@mux.com
Parameters
A playback ID for a Mux Asset
The maximum resolution that should be requested over the network
The minimum resolution that should be requested over the network
RenditionOrder.Descending to emphasize quality, RenditionOrder.Ascending to emphasize performance
Optional custom domain for Mux Video. The default is MUX_VIDEO_DEFAULT_DOMAIN
Playback token for secure playback
DRM Token required for DRM Playback. For DRM, you also need a playbackToken