How to use the networkState attribute in html5

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Example

Get the current network status of the video:

MyVid=document.getElementById ("video1"); alert (myVid.networkState)

Definition and usage

The networkState property returns the current network status (activity) of audio / video.

Browser support

All major browsers support the networkState attribute.

Note: this property is not supported by Internet Explorer 8 or earlier browsers.

Grammar

Audio | video.networkState

Return value

Type description numeric value

Represents the current network status of audio / video elements:

0 = NETWORK_EMPTY-Audio / video has not been initialized

1 = NETWORK_IDLE-Audio / video is active and resources are selected, but no network is used

2 = NETWORK_LOADING-the browser is downloading data

3 = NETWORK_NO_SOURCE-No audio / video source found

Example

Get the current network status of the video: