Platform Specific - Android

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Properties
Property                                              Function
Video API Select the media API to use.
ExoPlayer is the default and is the most flexible option.
MediaPlayer uses the built-in Android API.
Use OES Rendering Enables the OES rendering optimisation. This saves memory and improves performance and is most useful for very high resolution video playback. See Android platform notes for more details.
Custom HTTP Headers Set multiple custom HTTP headers by specifying the header key and value pair.
MediaPlayer API Options
   Show Poster Frame If the video is not set to auto play, then when it is loaded this option will force a play and then pause so that the first (poster) frame is rendered.
ExoPlayer API Options
   Prefer Software Decoder Use the software video decoder when possible. This is mostly for internal debugging and should never be used for production.
   Force Rtp TCP Force using TCP as the default RTP transport.
   Audio Output System Direct (default): Audio is played directly to the hardware, bypassing Unity.
Unity: Audio is played by Unity via the AudioOutput component.
Facebook Audio 360: Supports playing MKV files with spatial audio encoded using Facebook Audio 360.
   Facebook Audio 360 Options
      Channel Mode The channel layout to use, usually TBE_8_2 or AMBIX_4
      Audio Latency (ms) Audio latency to add (-ve will play audio sooner, +ve later)
   Adaptive Stream Options
      Start Max Bitrate Start an adaptive stream (eg HLS) at the highest bit-rate possible
      Preferred Maximum Resolution Specify the maximum resolution to limit bandwidth usage
      Preferred Peak Bitrate For HLS videos, puts an upper limit on the network bandwidth used for playback.
      Minimum Buffer Ms The minimum duration of media that the player will attempt to ensure is buffered at all times, in milliseconds.
      Maximum Buffer Ms The maximum duration of media that the player will attempt to buffer, in milliseconds.
      Buffer for Playback Ms The duration of media that must be buffered for playback to start or resume following a user action such as a seek, in milliseconds.
      Buffer for Playback After Rebuffer Ms The default duration of media that must be buffered for playback to resume after a rebuffer, in millisecond.