Overview
This lecture introduces the PW Video Player, focusing on its key features and basic usage instructions for students.
Introduction to PW Video Player
- The PW Video Player is a tool for streaming and viewing educational video lectures.
- It allows users to watch live or recorded batch lecture videos based on their course selections.
Key Features
- Students can adjust playback speed, such as 1x, for tailored viewing.
- Live mode allows participation in ongoing lectures in real-time.
- The player organizes videos by batch, subject, and schedule for easy access.
- Maintenance or update notifications (like "isUnderMaintenance") may affect accessibility.
Navigation and Accessibility
- Lectures are sorted using filters like subject, topic, and schedule ID.
- Entry points such as 'BATCH_LECTURE_VIDEOS' organize content for batch-based courses.
- Each video or lecture is tagged with specific identifiers (batchSlug, subjectSlug, etc.) to ensure correct enrollment and access.
Key Terms & Definitions
- Playback Speed — the rate at which video content is played (e.g., 1x for normal speed).
- Live Mode — watching and engaging with a lecture as it happens.
- Batch — a group of students assigned to a particular course schedule.
- Slug — a unique identifier for batches, subjects, or topics in the platform.
Action Items / Next Steps
- Explore the video player interface and try adjusting playback speed.
- Search for lectures using the subject or topic filters.
- Prepare for upcoming live sessions by checking the schedule.