Building a Media Player #6: Building a Custom Video Player and Controls

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Learn more about the sample video-on-demand media Progressive Web App on GitHub: https://goo.gl/WNf1Dx

Paul Lewis delves into the code behind his media player, in this episode he looks at building custom controls for the video player.

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Tags:
Chrome
Developers
Google
Web
Product: Web
Fullname: Paul Lewis
Location: LON
Team: DPE
Type: Screencast
Video player
media player
Custom Controls
build custom controls
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