If you recently updated Video.js or your browser console is suddenly flooded with the warning player.tech().hls is deprecated. use player.tech().vhs instead , you aren't alone. This is a common transition point for developers moving toward more modern streaming standards. ⚡ The Quick Fix
When setting up your player, update your options object to use the vhs key: javascript
grep -r "tech_.hls" --include="*.js" --include="*.vue" --include="*.ts"
To ensure the video player remains stable and compatible with future updates, our development team needs to update the code references from player.tech_.hls to player.tech_.vhs . This is a routine maintenance task that ensures long-term reliability and performance.
If you are passing options to the HLS source handler during setup, update the key in your options object: javascript
. Always check if the object exists before accessing its properties: javascript tech = player.tech(); (tech.vhs) { // Apply VHS-specific logic here Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard If you'd like, I can help you: a specific plugin that is causing this warning. xhr.beforeRequest hooks to the new VHS format.
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