feat: added video preview thumbnail system. - #20
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there is a problem with it, which is that the thumbnail does not display correctly. |
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Core Mechanics & Architecture (Updated)
The system directly mirrors Kick’s native thumbnail DOM elements and styling, maintaining native visual fidelity while attaching custom hover-preview bindings.
Upon video processing, the backend generates periodic frame snapshots and merges them into a unified WebP sprite sheet (mosaic image). This single-image sprite approach minimizes HTTP requests and optimizes browser caching.
transform: translateX(...), moving the sprite/preview frame seamlessly along the progress bar while keeping the timestamp centered.To handle long streams and extensive VOD durations, the system automatically paginates sprite requests every 250 minutes of media playback time. The frontend dynamically dispatches requests for new sprite URLs as the scrub cursor crosses these boundaries, ensuring continuous preview availability without memory bloat.