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Mux Player in Public Beta v0.1.0-beta.26

Mux Data ExoPlayer SDK v2.9.1

This release of the Mux Data SDK for ExoPlayer adds support for ExoPlayer v2.18.1 and a couple of bug fixes related to uncommon use cases. The SDK should be more stable when used with custom builds of ExoPlayer. We also fixed a data integrity issue related to views with very long periods of user inactivity.

Mux Data Video Views API id format changed to match the Video View id

Mux Data is changing the way ids are generated for Video Views in the Mux Data API. The view id returned from the List Videos Views API will now be the same as the id and view_id returned from the Get Video View API for any views ending on or after July 28, 2022 UTC. Previously, these ids were different. The format will still be a string and users that are treating the view id from the Video Views API as an opaque string can continue using the id in the same way with no changes. This change allows you to reference the views with a consistent id from the List and Get Video View APIs.

Mux Data ExoPlayer SDK v2.9.0

Max Reconnect Window timeout value increased to 30 minutes

We’ve increased the maximum value of the live stream’s reconnect_window parameter from 5 minutes (300 seconds) to 30 minutes (1800 seconds). Reconnect Window is the time in seconds you want Mux to wait for the live stream to reconnect before considering it completed and generating a recorded asset. For many scenarios, Reconnect Window of 5 minutes just was not long enough, like an encoder machine reboot. You can set the reconnect_window parameter with live stream Create API and Update API endpoints.

Reconnect Window & slates support for Mux Video Live Streams now in Beta

We’ve released Reconnect Window support for all modes of live streams, including reduced & low latency, in Beta. Reconnect Window is the time in seconds you want Mux to wait for the live stream to reconnect before considering it completed and generating a recorded asset. You can also add a slate image as a video frame during live stream interruptions to let your viewers know the video isn’t over and you’re trying to reconnect. You can read more on docs and the blog post.

Custom Domains for Mux Video now in Beta

We’ve released Custom Domain for Mux Video to Beta. You can stream videos or serve images from your branded domain instead of from stream.mux.com and image.mux.com. You can learn more about Custom Domains, reasons to use, and information on requesting access from the announcement blog.

Streaming Exports of Video Views for more flexible integration with Mux Data

We have released the Streaming Exports for Mux Data Video Views to General Availability. This feature allows you to export Video Views, as they are completed by viewers, to your data infrastructure using a streaming data service, either Amazon Kinesis or Google Pub/Sub. Currently, Streaming Exports are available to customers on Media or custom plans. The docs have more detailed information on integrating and using the Streaming Exports data.

Transcription vocabulary release

By providing technical terms and proper names to us before a live stream, we can increase the accuracy of auto-generated live closed captions.  Create a transcription library by making a POST request to the /transcription-vocabularies endpoint and define the input parameters.

Auto-generated live closed captions

Closed captions refer to the visual display of the audio in a program. Auto-generated live closed captions use Artificial Intelligence based speech-to-text technology to generate closed captions. You can enable live auto-generated captions by adding the generated_subtitles array at time of stream creation or to an existing live stream.

Contentful Mux Integration v1.9

THEOplayer-Mux Web SDK v4.8.0 Release

We’ve updated the theoplayer-mux Web SDK to support the npm-based installation for THEOplayer. The theoplayer-mux Web SDK can now be initialized with an existing THEOplayer instance instead of relying on the `window.THEOplayer` instance that is not present when using the npm-based THEOplayer. Read the Release Notes for more information.

The add_audio_only query parameter has been deprecated on stream.mux.com

We have deprecated the add_audio_only query parameter on stream.mux.com. The add_audio_only parameter added an audio-only variant to the HLS manifest. However, this audio-only variant is no longer required as Apple’s HLS authoring spec no longer mandates this. In addition, many video players across web and mobile do not support this audio-only variant.  For these reasons, Mux has chosen to deprecate this feature.

Bitmovin-Mux Web SDK v5.4.0 Release

We’ve updated the bitmovin-mux Web SDK to support the module-based Bitmovin player. The Bitmovin web player can be instantiated as a single player package or as individual player modules. Previously, the bitmovin-mux Web SDK would throw an error if it was used with the module-based player but it now works as expected. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux Data SDK for THEOplayer v0.1.3 Released

Mux Data SDK for Android Updated

Mux Data API support for more granular timeframes

We have updated the Mux Data API timeframe rounding behavior of the Data APIs to support higher granularity and greater consistency in the Data API endpoints, including: List Breakdown Values, List Insights, List All Metric values, List Filters, List Breakdown values. If the timeframe parameter of the query is 6 hours or less, the interval will round to a ten_minute boundary; if the timeframe of the query is 15 days or less, the interval will round to an hour boundary; if the timeframe is greater than 15 days, the interval will round to an day boundary.

Mux-Java SDK v0.1.0 Release

We've added version 0.1.0 of our mux-java SDK. This is the initial release of the Mux Java SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more in the 0.1.0 Release Notes and also on the package manager Maven. This is a release that we're confident is stable and usable in production, but we would love any customer feedback! To submit feedback, please email sdks@mux.com.

Mux-Embed SDK v4.9.0 Release

We’ve updated the mux-embed web SDK to support the collection of the Live Stream Latency metrics on native Safari web. We have also added a maximum beacon payload size to limit the number of request events that will be sent to Mux Data in the event the player makes many unnecessary requests. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux-PHP SDK v3.4.0 Release

We've added version 3.4.0 of our mux-php SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.4.0 Release Notes.

Mux-Csharp SDK v0.1.0

We've added version 0.1.0 of our mux-csharp SDK. This is the initial release of the Mux C# SDK and it reflects the current state of the Mux API. You can read more on the 0.1.0 Release Notes. You can also view the NuGet package and GitHub repository. This is a release that we're confident is stable and usable in production, but we would love any customer feedback! To submit feedback, please email sdks@mux.com.

Mux Data ExoPlayer SDK v2.7.1

This release of the Mux Data SDK for ExoPlayer fixes a packaging error that caused build issues for some customers. We’re sorry about that. You can read more about this update in the Release Notes.

Mux Data ExoPlayer SDK v2.7.0

We’ve released v2.7.0 of our Mux Data SDK for ExoPlayer, and it’s a big one. We added support for setting dimension values from HLS session data, and fixed some bugs related to CDN detection. We also added support for ExoPlayer 2.17.1, and the Official Port of ExoPlayer for Amazon Devices. You can update to either version by following Step 1 of our Dev Guide. You can read more about this update in the Release Notes.

New Video Getting Started Experience

If you are a new Mux Video user, you can enjoy an updated getting started experience.  The new Assets and Live Streams pages make it easy to upload your first video, find in-context onboarding guidance and get quick links to support and documentation.  Users who have already uploaded a video no longer see the Getting Started link in the navigation.

Mux-Ruby SDK v3.4.0 Release

We've added version 3.4.0 of our mux-ruby SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.4.0 Release Notes.

Mux-Go SDK v4.1.0 Release

We've added version 4.1.0 of our mux-go SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 4.1.0 Release Notes.

Mux-Python SDK v3.4.0 Release

We've added version 3.4.0 of our mux-python SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.4.0 Release Notes.

Mux Data Exports version 4 now available

We have added new fields to the daily CSV and Streaming View exports for Mux Data: asset_id, environment_id, live_stream_id, live_stream_latency, playback_id, and viewer_device_model. If you are using Streaming View Exports you may now access these fields; an updated protobuf definition is available that contains the new fields. Please contact Support to enable the new version for your daily CSV exports.

Mux Data SDK for Bitmovin Player

We’re pleased to announce the initial release of the Mux Data SDK for Bitmovin Player for Android. The first public version is v0.5.1, and it reports all playback events. Support for Bandwidth, Experiments, and Live Latency is being planned or investigated for the v1.0.0 release. Read more in our Integration guide for the Bitmovin Player Data SDK or the GitHub repository.

Mux-Embed SDK v4.8.0 Release

We’ve updated the mux-embed web SDK to allow developers to disable the automatic tracking of rebuffering metrics. Developers who are building custom SDKs on top of mux-embed can use this option to manually track rebuffering using APIs or events from the player. mux-embed is no longer emitting an empty error when an error with code 1 is thrown. “No Versions” is no longer being set for the default Player Software Version. Read the Release Notes for more information.

New Billing Pages

No matter what Mux plan you are on - understand your bill, access your invoices and update your payment information through our new, more transparent, billing pages. You can view the new pages in your Account Settings under the Billing section.

Measure stream latency with Live Stream Latency, now available in Public Beta

You can now measure the amount of time from content ingestion to playback on the client using the Mux Data SDK. The Live Stream Latency metric reports on the average stream latency experienced by each viewer. The metric is also available for historical reporting. Latency can be aggregated by country, type of stream, video title, as well as the other dimensions available in the Mux Data Metrics reporting. To collect this data, you'll need to use Mux Data with your HLS live streams, insert EXT-X-PROGAM-DATE-TIME tags in your manifests, and have an up-to-date SDK release. You can learn more in the Blog Post.

New Get Started Experience for Mux Data

You will now see a Get Started page when viewing the Overview page for an environment that has not previously collected video view data. The Get Started page makes it easy to find the Mux SDK for your player, provides links to documentation, and makes the environment key that is needed for SDK integration easier to find.

Mux Core Java SDK v7.0.11 Release

We’ve added support for tracking experiment values via metadata such as X-SESSION-DATA HLS tags. The tags override values of the dimensions we track. Once the session data tags on the main playlist are loaded by your player, you may pass them to MuxStats::setSessionData(List<SessionTag>) in order to track the experiment values. Currently experiments are only supported for HLS streams.

More frame rates supported as standard video input files

We now support 5fps to 10fps as standard input which means you do not need to wait as long for ingest. Previously, all assets with a frame rate of less than 10fps were considered non-standard inputs.  See our guide about why non-standard inputs take longer to process

Set Maximum Duration for a Single Live Stream event

We’ve added the max_continuous_duration parameter to Live Streams. You can now set the maximum duration for recording a single live stream event lower than 12 hours.  Set the max_continuous_duration parameter during Live Stream creation or update an existing live stream. On hitting the duration, the behavior is the same as signaling the live stream has finished. For more information, see the Live Stream API and the Signal a live stream has finished API.

Mux-Embed SDK v4.6.0 Release

We've added the ability to extract Session Data from the HLS manifest that is submitted as dimension metadata. This will be available for use in a future release of Mux Data. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux-Embed SDK v4.5.0 Release

We've changed the handling of errors in HLS.js and now immediately send an error event to Mux Data when a fatal error occurs. If you do not want to treat some fatal errors as fatal, you should provide an errorTranslator function to filter which errors are tracked or disable automaticErrorTracking and handle errors manually. Read the Release Notes for more information. You can also read more about specifying an error translator function or disabling automatic error tracking in our docs.

Mux-Stats-SDK-AVPlayer SDK v2.11.0 Release

We've updated the AVPlayer SDK to make it possible to build the SDK into an application extension without generating an XCode warning. We have also reduced the number of rendition change events that are reported before a video starts playing. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Log in to Mux with GitHub

You can now use your GitHub login when signing up for a Mux account or signing into the Mux Dashboard. You can read more on the Blog Post.

Live Stream Status filter added to List Live Streams API endpoint

We’ve added a new status filter to the List Live Streams API endpoint. With this new filter, you can get a list of all live streams that have active or idle or disabled status. This list is sorted by live stream’s creation time from most recent to oldest. You can learn more in the API Reference.

New Overview page for Mux Data released for better overall visibility

You can now use the Overview page, the new landing page for Mux Data. This page contains an overall snapshot of the engagement, real-time viewership, and quality of experience for your video view activity. This change is rolling out to all users over the next few weeks.

Mux-Go SDK v4.0.0 Release

We've added version 4.0.0 of our mux-go SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 4.0.0 Release Notes.

Video.js-Mux-Kit v0.9.2 hls.js Update to 1.1.5

We updated hls.js to v1.1.5 for videojs-mux-kit. See the Release Notes for more info.

Videojs-Mux-Kit v0.9.1 Improved Error Triggers

As part of 0.7.0, tighter error handling integration with hls.js made all errors be triggered on the player. This meant that errors that don't inhibit playback and that hls.js handled automatically were treated the same as fatal errors that hls.js doesn't handle automatically. Now, only errors that hls.js considers fatal will trigger an error event. See the Release Notes for more info.

Videojs-Mux-Kit v0.9.0 Introduces an hls.js Integration with videojs-contrib-quality-levels

You can have a quality level picker that uses videojs-contrib-quality-levels behind the scenes. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Videojs-Mux-Kit v0.8.0 Introduces New VHS Build File

Videojs-Mux-Kit v0.8.0 now supports Video.js HTTP Streaming (VHS). You can import the new build file to use VHS, the playback engine that Video.js ships with. See our README section on Importing for documentation on how to use the new build file and read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux-Embed SDK v4.4.4 Release

We've updated mux-embed with an enumeration of the events that can be submitted by the SDK in order to make it easier for you to build on top of the web SDK framework. In addition, we've updated the viewend detection to use page visibility change rather than the unload handler, which is no longer supported in most browsers. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux-Ruby SDK v3.3.0 Release

We've added version 3.3.0 of our mux-ruby SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.3.0 Release Notes.

Mux-PHP SDK v3.3.0 Release

We've added version 3.3.0 of our mux-php SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.3.0 Release Notes.

Mux-Python SDK v3.3.0 Release

We've added version 3.3.0 of our mux-python SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.3.0 Release Notes.

Videojs-Mux SDK v4.5.0 Release

You are now able to register a specific instance of Video.js to monitor with Mux Data instead of relying on the global instance. This makes it easier to use videojs-mux when there is more than one instance of a Video.js player on a page. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Export Mux Data views as they complete with Streaming View Exports Beta release

You can now export Mux Data views to Amazon Kinesis or Google Pub/Sub. As views are completed they are immediately streamed to the service of your choice to ingest into your data warehouse for further processing. This feature is currently available for Media customers as a beta release. See the documentation for information on how to configure a stream and the data that is available.

Videojs-Mux SDK v4.4.0 Release

We've updated mux-embed to version v4.4.0, which includes the ability to collect the live stream latency metric. This will be available for use in a future release of Mux Data. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux-Stats-SDK-AVPlayer SDK v2.10.0 Release

We have fixed an issue that could cause missing seek events in Mux Data when seeking in a video using the player API in iOS 15. Read the Release Notes for more information and a list of additional fixes.

Mux-Stats-SDK-ExoPlayer SDK v2.6.0 Release

Non-square pixels are supported as standard video input file

We now support non-square pixels as standard input which means you do not need to wait as long for ingestion. Previously, we supported non-square pixels as non-standard input. See our Guide to learn more about this change and why non-standard inputs take longer to process.

Roku-Mux SDK v1.2.1 Release

We've fixed an issue that could cause incorrect playback reporting when seeking occurs during a view and updated the SDK testing infrastructure. Read the Release Notes for more information and a list of additional fixes.

Mux-Stats-SDK-AVPlayer SDK v2.9.0 Release

We've added support for including the AVPlayer SDK XCFramework into your application using Carthage. Read the Release Notes for more information and a list of additional fixes.

Mux-Ruby SDK v3.2.0 Release

We've added version 3.2.0 of our mux-ruby SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.2.0 Release Notes.

Mux-Stats-SDK-ExoPlayer SDK v2.5.9 Release

We've added the ability to collect the live stream latency metric. This will be available for use in a future release of Mux Data. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux-Go SDK v3.2.0 Release

We've added version 3.2.0 of our mux-go SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.2.0 Release Notes.

Mux-PHP SDK v3.2.0 Release

We've added version 3.2.0 of our mux-php SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.2.0 Release Notes.

Mux-Python SDK v3.2.0 Release

We've added version 3.2.0 of our mux-python SDK. New SDK versions typically introduce new features, bug fixes, and updates. You can read more on the 3.2.0 Release Notes.

Playback Restrictions with Referrer Validation useful for securing video playback

We’ve introduced Referrer Validation, a new method of Playback Restrictions to secure your videos. You can restrict your videos to play only on your approved websites with Referrer Validation. Mux validates the requesting website against your approved list by examining the HTTP Referrer header sent by the Web browser. This feature requires the use of Signed URLs. You can read more on the Blog Post, API Reference, and Guide.

PATCH method introduced for Assets & Live Streams API endpoints

We’ve added the PATCH method to several API endpoints for updating Assets & Live Streams. You can update the passthrough parameter value of Assets & Live Streams anytime after creating them. Similarly, you can update the latency_mode and reconnect_window parameter values of Live Streams. For more details, see the Live Streams PATCH API or Assets PATCH API documentation.

Mux-Stats-SDK-AVPlayer SDK v2.8.0 Release

We have fixed an issue that could cause missing seek events in Mux Data when seeking in a video using the player API. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux-Stats-SDK-React-Native-Video SDK v0.3.0 Release

We've fixed an issue where playerID is null when the react-native-video component is wrapped with react-native-video-controls, which caused an error during video playback. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Mux Elements: playback-core v0.1.0 Released

We have introduced playback-core, which contains utilities and logic shared by the following playback elements: mux-video, mux-video-react, mux-audio, and mux-audio-react. See the Release Notes and playback-core README for more details.

Mux Elements: mux-video v0.2.0 New Features and Improvements

You can now pass in the start-time attribute to make playback start at a certain timestamp. For example <mux-video start-time="4" ...> will start playback at the 4 second mark. See the Release Notes for additional information.

Mux Elements: mux-video-react v0.2.0 New Features and Improvements

You can now pass in the startTime prop to make playback start at a certain timestamp. For example <MuxVideo startTime={4} ...> will start playback at the 4 second mark. See the Release Notes for additional improvements.

Mux Elements: mux-audio v0.2.0 New Features and Improvements

You can now pass in the start-time attribute to make playback start at a certain timestamp. For example, <mux-audio start-time="4" ...> will start playback at the 4 second mark. See the Release Notes for additional improvements.

Mux-Embed SDK v4.4.0 Release

We've added the ability to collect the live stream latency metric. This will be available for use in a future release of Mux Data. Read the Release Notes for more information.

New Mux Element Added: <MuxAudio />

We’ve added a new Mux Element: <MuxAudio /> React component is the counterpart to <MuxVideo />. See the Release Notes for more info.

Mux-Stats-SDK-ExoPlayer SDK v2.5.8 Release

We have added a new API that allows you to override the automatic fullscreen detection and specify that a video is playing fullscreen even if it is not taking up the complete bounds of the screen. Read the Release Notes for more information and a list of additional fixes.

Videojs-Mux SDK v4.3.0 Release

We've updated mux-embed to version v4.3.0, which no longer assigns a default video_id if it is not specified by the developer. The default video_id will now be assigned on the server if one is not specified. Read the Release Notes for more information.

Live Stream ID filter added to Delivery Usage API

Streamers can broadcast on the same Live Stream multiple times, each time creating a new video asset. We’ve added a new live_stream_id filter to the Delivery Usage API. With this new filter, you can get delivered minutes usage information for all the video assets created from a single live stream. You can learn more from the API Reference.

Log in to Mux with Google

You can now use your Google login when signing up for a Mux account or signing into the Mux Dashboard.

Mux Data support for Kaltura player

You can now use Mux Data with Kaltura video players to collect engagement and quality of experience metrics. We’ve added new Mux Data SDKs for Kaltura web, iOS, and Android players. To configure and use the SDKs refer to the documentation: Kaltura web SDK, Kaltura iOS SDK, Kaltura Android SDK.