import type { TimelineClock } from '../../core/timeline';
import type { DtypeRef } from './dtype-helpers';
interface VideoPlayerProps {
    src: string;
    clock?: TimelineClock | null;
    /** Optional dtype id or spec. Informational — passed by `<TrackerContainer>` during dispatch. */
    dtype?: DtypeRef;
    className?: string;
}
/**
 * VideoPlayer
 *
 * ## Data format contract
 *
 * Chunks: MPEG-TS (`.ts`) HLS video segments — not JSONL.
 *
 * The playlist must conform to standard HLS (`#EXTM3U`, `#EXT-X-VERSION`,
 * `#EXTINF`, optional `#EXT-X-ENDLIST` for VOD).
 *
 * Constraints:
 *   - Segment codecs must be supported by the browser's MediaSource Extensions
 *     (H.264 + AAC is the safest baseline)
 *   - Playlist URL is fetched by hls.js, not by the library's Playlist engine
 *
 * How the view renders:
 *   Uses hls.js for demux / remux / ABR / MSE buffering — a complete HLS
 *   implementation. The library's own playlist/decoder machinery is bypassed
 *   for video because our decoders cannot handle video media.
 *
 * Clock sync:
 *   - Duration: `<video>.durationchange` → `clock.extendDuration()`
 *   - Playback: `clock.on('seek')` → `video.play/pause/seek/playbackRate`
 */
export declare function VideoPlayer({ src, clock, className }: VideoPlayerProps): import("react/jsx-runtime").JSX.Element;
export {};
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