This project showcases the implementation of a Picture in Picture feature using JavaScript. The Picture in Picture (PiP) mode allows users to overlay a floating video player on top of other windows or applications, providing a convenient way to multitask while watching videos.
- Picture in Picture Mode: Enables users to open a video in a floating window that stays on top of other applications or windows.
- Draggable and Resizable: The PiP window can be easily dragged and resized to suit the user's preference.
- Support for Multiple Video Sources: The project supports various video sources, such as local video files or video streams from URLs.
- Control Options: Users can control the video playback, including play, pause, and volume adjustment, within the PiP window.
- Responsive Design: The layout is designed to adapt to different screen sizes and devices, ensuring a consistent user experience.
- The JavaScript code listens for user actions to initiate the Picture in Picture mode, such as clicking a button or right-clicking on a video.
- When triggered, the selected video is opened in a floating PiP window that overlays other applications or windows.
- The PiP window can be dragged and resized using mouse events.
- Users can control the video playback, adjust volume, and perform other operations directly from the PiP window.
- Exiting the Picture in Picture mode can be done by closing the PiP window or clicking a designated button.
- JavaScript: Used for handling user events, creating the Picture in Picture functionality, and manipulating the DOM.
- HTML: The structure of the web page.
- CSS: Styling and layout of the web page.