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# Ultimate Uploadcare - Video Player

Uploadcare now provides additional tooling around video streaming and delivery to improve the performance of loading videos in your application.

In particular, [Adaptive Bitrate Streaming](https://uploadcare.com/docs/adaptive-bitrate-streaming/) that determines the best quality to deliver the video based on your user's internet connection and device capabilities.

Switch on Adaptive video delivery toggle in the [Delivery section](https://app.uploadcare.com/projects/-/settings/#delivery) of your Uplaodcare Dashboard. The feature will be enabled for all video files uploaded to this project.

To make it easier for you to take full advantage of this functionality in your Bubble application, and seeing that the free video players on Bubble Marketplace didn't support Uploadcare links, we have added a simple video player element for your convenience. 

There aren't any plans to add support in the video player for customisation or further configuration. If you require greater control over the look and feel of a video player, we recommend the [Universal Video Player](https://bubble.io/plugin/universal-video-player-1654502420598x332875457864663040) by Cranford Tech. When doing so, it's necessary to set the MIME type to `application/x-mpegURL`.

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