import { UIElement } from "../ui-element.js";
import { PropertyValues } from "@videojs/element";
//#region src/ui/poster/element.d.ts
/**
 * `<media-poster>` — sets `src` on a poster image it does not own.
 *
 * The image is a child, as in `<picture>`, but sourcing runs the other way around: `<picture>` treats the `src` on its
 * `<img>` as the fallback, while here an image with no source of its own is the one this element fills in. Give the
 * child a `src`, a `srcset`, or `<source>` candidates and it is yours, left alone.
 *
 * Left empty, the element draws an image of its own in its shadow root. Supply one as a child to describe it or wrap
 * it: `<media-poster><img alt="Keynote speaker"></media-poster>`. Inside a skin, an `<img slot="poster">` of yours
 * replaces the one the skin carries.
 */
declare class PosterElement extends UIElement {
  #private;
  static readonly tagName = "media-poster";
  constructor();
  connectedCallback(): void;
  disconnectedCallback(): void;
  protected update(changed: PropertyValues): void;
}
//#endregion
export { PosterElement };
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