Easily create chapters for your videos to make navigation easier for viewers. Viewers will be able to navigate to their areas of interest by using either the Chapters navigation panel (a menu overlaid in the bottom of the player) or by using chapter bookmarks (white markers on the player progress bar.)

To create chapters for your video, go to the Manage Videos tab. There, you can set start and end timestamps for each chapter.

Video chapters are externalized either via the player interface or via an API. This makes it simple for you to access the list of chapters or get to a specific chapter from an external application.

New player settings allow viewers to customize their playback experience. You can choose which of these new settings to enable to ensure the right experience for your audience.

Advanced player settings can be accessed via the ‘gear’ icon at the bottom right side of the player, beneath the progress bar. If you have chosen to enable only one of these settings, the gear will be replaced by a dedicated icon for that particular setting.

Allow users to speed up or slow down the playback speed so they can watch the video at the rate that meets their needs. Options include:

Allow viewers to manually control the video resolution, so they can adjust to the best viewing experience under their current available bandwidth. Options include:

AnyClip already provided English Closed Captions automatically, using speech-to-text technology. Now, when you import videos with captions files in multiple languages, your viewers can not only toggle captions on and off but dynamically switch between captions languages based on available captions files.

With the new AnyClip Mobile SDK for iOS and Android, incorporate the AnyClip player into your own native applications and intelligently insert videos that contextually match the surrounding content.

With this SDK, you can incorporate a player with a single video or a playlist of videos. It also enables ad monetization as part of video streaming.

If you would like to play around with the experience of using the AnyClip player within your own app (before going through the integration process), you can find test applications in the relevant app stores.