Puts the player in fluid mode and the value is used when calculating the dynamic size of the player.
The value should represent a ratio - two numbers separated by a colon (e.g. "16:9" or "4:3").
Alternatively, the classes vjs-16-9, vjs-9-16, vjs-4-3 or vjs-1-1 can be added to the player.
Determines whether or not the player has controls that the user can interact with.
Without controls the only way to start the video playing is with the autoplay attribute
or through the Player API.
When true, the Video.js player will have a fluid size. In other words, it will scale to fit its
container at the video's intrinsic aspect ratio, or at a specified aspectRatio
An array of numbers strictly greater than 0, where 1 means regular speed (100%), 0.5 means half-speed (50%),
2 means double-speed (200%), etc. If specified, Video.js displays a control (of class vjs-playback-rate) allowing
the user to choose playback speed from among the array of choices. The choices are presented in the specified order
from bottom to top.
A URL to an image that displays before the video begins playing. This is often a frame
of the video or a custom title screen. As soon as the user hits "play" the image will go away.
Setting this to true will change fullscreen behaviour on devices which do not support the HTML5 fullscreen API
but do support fullscreen on the video element, i.e. iPhone. Instead of making the video fullscreen, the player
will be stretched to fill the browser window.
Setting this option to true will cause the player to customize itself based on responsive
breakpoints (see: breakpoints option).
When this option is false (the default), responsive breakpoints will be ignored.
If set to true, then the no compatible source error will not be triggered immediately and instead will
occur on the first user interaction. This is useful for Google's "mobile friendly" test tool, which can't
play video but where you might not want to see an error displayed.
