Right-click on the video player to choose from multiple resolutions, rather than simply SD/HD (like I had before).
You'll see an automatic dimmer, when you start watching a video.
We now remember where you left off in a video. Try fast-forwarding to some section of the video, and then reloading the page. It'll offer to continue where you last left off. (Like this)
Finally, not related to Wistia, but Laracasts now remembers your playback speed across all video on the site. So you only have to update it once now, rather than for every video.
Yay - hitting the spacebar starts/stops the video in my FF, previously that would trigger fullscreen on/off :-) I noticed it stutters a lot at the start of playing - I think it's hitting something in ublock origin as it's little counter of blocked things begins to spin like a pinball machine ;-)
Only problem I'm seeing right now is I'm not being able to Airplay from my computer. Airplay wasn't really there before either but I could right click, click "enter fullscreen" and get OSX built in controls and airplay from there :)
Most of the time I'm doing that from my iPhone or iPad though so not a huge problem.
I'd be really interested to hear how it works out for you in terms of pricing, which was the one thing that put me off Wistia (compared to Vimeo). In particular, I worry about the cost of free ("sample") videos with a large number of plays.
There's a bug with the video speed menu, it shows {{ }}x instead of the number.(there's a photo in the comments under the video)
Also, the screen goes darker (some kind of CSS overlay like a modal box is opened) when you play a video so you have to click on the side to remove it. I am guessing that's intended behavior.
I noticed that the completed box is not checked when the video finishes. (no idea if it's a site wide bug or just that one video)
@jjosephs the videos not playing is a codec problem for sure. I have use chromium, firefox, opera and chrome without problems. Make sure you've installed the "ugly" gstreamer plugins and try again. If that doesn't work make sure chromium is not blocking the plugins in chrome://plugins.
The new player is great.
But I miss some details. It doesn't display the total duration time and if you mouseover the bar, it doesn't show the time where your cursor is.