What are the features?

1. You can play, pause, stop, restart, seek, change the volume, the playback rate, mute, check the length, width, height, if it’s playing, if it’s paused, check the current time, check the buffer, check the network state, preserve pitch or not, check readiness state of video, check the time ranges the user can seek to.
2. It supports all available video events for the web. There are 20 events available, the official Unity API only supports 8.
3. You can easily configure everything through the inspector. You can also change anything later at runtime if you want to. For example, changing the source of the video to play multiple content using the same video instance.
4. You can autoplay the video.
5. You can play videos from the StreamingAssets folder(local) or from an external URL. Easily configurable through the inspector.
6. It works on basically anything. You can play the video on a plane or a sphere for example. You can play the video on a raw image. My asset works by storing the video feed on a render texture, which you then use to create materials that you apply to your objects.
7. It works on all major browsers: chrome, safari, firefox, edge, opera. Currently just not working on firefox for Android, because of a firefox bug.
8. NEW IN 1.6 You can downmix to mono, and control the panning. Check out the compatibility table for these features. You can now create spatial audio for VR!
9. NEW IN 1.73 HLS (.m3u8 files) support by integrating a third party library with my plugin. More info in the docs.
10. NEW IN 1.8 Added a shader that allows one to play green screen videos, and a shadergraph that allows one to play side-by-side alpha masked videos. There are a few important remarks about the latter:

1-If you use the built-in RP, it only works on Unity 2021.2 or higher. Otherwise, it requires you to use URP.

2- You must prepare the video, so that one of the sides has the color channels, and the other side has the alpha channel only. As a consequence, the prepared video will have twice the width or height of the original video, and might need to be compressed.

3- In the video preparation, it must be encoded as an h.264 mp4 file.

EDITOR SUPPORT

Please note that it doesn't work in the editor, like any WebGL jslib plugin. Making it work in the editor would require using the default video player, which I don't recommend doing. It's a case of comparing apples to oranges. While having the video in the editor is convenient, it doesn't reflect the web environment, which can lead to unexpected behaviour. Don't do it.

Any requirements?

1. Install the NaughtyAttributes free asset first. It works on Unity 2019 or higher.
2. Use mp4 files encoded with H.264 or MPEG-4 for cross-browser compatibility. At the time of writing, webm isn’t supported on Safari yet.
3. If your video’s source is an external URL, it must be a direct link pointing to the video, that is, the URL must end with the file name. For example, this video. It works on videos stored in CDNs like AWS or CloudFlare for example. But it does not support playing videos from youtube because the URL from youtube videos are not direct links.