PE-545: Create example using two video object for playback #72
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📝 Description
Task: Create an html/js application with two video objects to play one playlist so only one video shows on the screen at the same time, but we're alternating from one object to the other
Changes made:
There are two examples in this change. The first example is intended for dual video decoder players and rotates between an array of video content, but first preloads the next video before switching. The second example is intended to run on single video decoder players and fully plays through each video artifact before loading and playing the next.
Jira ticket: https://brightsign.atlassian.net/browse/PE-545
📋 List of Changes
All changes have been made inside the examples directory, but more specifically, inside the html-dual-video-example folder.