How to hide the real-time recording button of the open source streaming EasyPlayer.js video H.265 player?

At present, all the video surveillance platforms of our TSINGSEE Qingxi Video are integrated with the EasyPlayer.js version of the player. It is an efficient, refined, stable and free streaming media player that can support multiple streaming media protocols, including WebSocket-FLV, HTTP-FLV, HLS (m3u8), WebRTC, etc., support full-platform, full-terminal playback, such as Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, support H.264 and H.265 encoding, no need to install any plug-ins, start playing Fast, low latency, strong compatibility, and very convenient to use.

Now, more and more project sites have put forward higher and higher requirements for the streaming video playback effect of H5 pages, especially some video application scenarios such as some enterprises, institutions, and government departments. Therefore, when integrating the EasyPlayer.js player of TSINGSEE Qingxi Video, the project site also has high requirements for video security. Since the playback principle of EasyPlayer.js is to read the video stream address first, and then decode and play it, it will not display the stream address information externally, so the security is relatively high.

At the same time, in order to meet the user's high security requirements for video playback on site, the video download function supported by the EasyPlayer.js player also needs to be hidden.

For the above requirements, you only need to hide it at the front end. We can add the following code in index.html to hide it:

.icon-luxiang2 {

display: none !important;

}

In terms of functions, EasyPlayer supports live broadcast, on-demand video, video recording, snapshot screenshot, MP4 playback, multi-screen playback, multiple playback, full-screen playback, etc. It supports real-time video recording on the web page, and has high usability and stability. At the same time, EasyPlayer can also support easy calling and third-party integration, interested users can download and test by themselves.

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Origin blog.csdn.net/TsingSee/article/details/132045928