Detecting Video Resolution Changes

With some codecs and containers, it's possible for a video to change resolution mid-stream. This is particularly common with RTC-style video streams where resolution can scale up/

Solution 1:

There is now a resize event which fires when the video resolution changes.

HTML

<pdata-content="resolution"></p><videosrc="https://bug1250345.bmoattachments.org/attachment.cgi?id=8722238"></video>

JavaScript

document.querySelector('video').addEventListener('resize', (e) => {
  document.querySelector('[data-content="resolution"]').textContent = [
    e.target.videoWidth,
    e.target.videoHeight
  ].join('x');
});

(JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/qz61o2xt/)

References:

• HTML Living Standard Media Events - resize
• Chromium Bug: Add a 'resize' event to elements for when the video data changes dimensions
• Chromium Bug: Fire 'resize' event on initial metadata load, too.

Solution 2:

look if this helps I'm not sure.

Link - https://www.w3.org/2010/05/video/mediaevents.html

Solution 3:

You can use loadedmetadata event to define global variables or utilize Element.dataset to reflect initial .videoWidth, .videoHeight properties of <video> element; at timeupdate event of <video> initially stored and current event .videoWidth, .videoHeight values, if one of the properties changed call function

window.onload = function() {
  functionhandleResolutionChange(event) {
    // do stuff if `.videoWidth` or `.videoHeight` changed from initial value
  }
  var video = document.querySelector("video");
  video.addEventListener("loadedmetadata", function(event) {
    event.target.dataset.width = event.target.videoWidth; 
    event.target.dataset.height = event.target.videoHeight;
  })
  video.addEventListener("timeupdate", function(event) {
    if (+event.target.dataset.width !== event.target.videoWidth
        && +event.target.dataset.height !== event.target.videoHeight) {
          // call `handleResolutionChange` one or more times// if `event.target` `.videoWidth` or `.videoHeight` changed
          handleResolutionChange.call(event.target, event)
    }
  })
}