When updating your player to utilize VHS natively, keep these implementation tips in mind:
The warning player.tech--.hls is deprecated. use player.tech--.vhs instead tells you that the internal name or registration of the HLS tech has been marked as deprecated. The player.tech--.hls notation refers to the way Video.js internally references the tech for HLS playback. “Deprecated” means that while it still works in the current version, it will be removed in a future major release. The recommended replacement is – the new tech name for Video.js’s unified HTTP Streaming (VHS) engine. When updating your player to utilize VHS natively,
This warning indicates that your implementation is using legacy syntax for handling HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) content. As of Video.js 7, the player moved from the standalone videojs-contrib-hls plugin to an integrated engine called Video.js HTTP Streaming (VHS) . Why the warning appeared “Deprecated” means that while it still works in
| Browser | Native HLS Support | VHS Behavior | |---------|-------------------|---------------| | Safari (macOS/iOS) | Yes | Can override native (configurable) | | Chrome/Edge/Firefox | No | Uses VHS engine | | Android Chrome | Varies | Uses VHS for reliability | As of Video
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