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React Native video player
Last updated: Jan-29-2024
The React Native SDK includes a Cloudinary native video player component. This makes it easy to use the various Cloudinary video capabilities and deliver your videos using the device's native player. For Android, the player uses ExoPlayer and for iOS it uses AVPlayer.
Important
The React Native library is currently in Beta. There may be minor changes to naming or other implementation details before the general access release. We invite you to try it out. We would appreciate any feedback via our support team.
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To create a player, use the AdvancedVideo component and provide a Cloudinary video object or the full Cloudinary URL. You also need to define a height and width for the video player to display correctly:
Transformations
You can include video transformations when creating your video instance, for example:
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