text: Collaborate and review videos frame by frame. WebViewer video allows users to annotate video frames, comment on frames, collaborate and review videos.
  Annotations will be tied to specific frames and will only be rendered, when the video is seeked to the specific frames. This guide will show you how to get started with a free trial.
  The source code for this project is available in our Git repo.
  Get your Apryse trial key.
  Clone the repo to a specific directory and then navigate to it:
  directory and install the required dependencies to run the samples by executing:http://localhost:3000/
  and you will see the sample WebViewer running with a video, similar to above.HTML5 Videos can be loaded into WebViewer with use of the @pdftron/webviewer-video package.
  Below is a sample setup of the video package with webviewer.
  is called to give WebViewer the ability to handle the loading of video files. Afterwards, a video can be loaded with loadVideo
  . Lastly settings to customize the behavior of the controls can be passed in when calling initializeVideoViewer
  Importing and exporting annotations works the exact same way as it does on WebViewer, with the video annotations having additional the properties start-time
  Make sure your server has byte-range requests enabled to allow video streaming.