Orbit

Credits

Accessibility

Every control by keyboard

Tab reaches each button, slider and menu option in the order you see them, and every focused part gets the same white ring.
Clear names for screen readers

Buttons say what they do, like “Seek forward 10 seconds”. The seek ring is a slider that reads out “1:04 of 14:48”.
Subtitles in two languages

Each film has English and Spanish tracks. Turn them on from the options menu or press C.
Respects reduced motion

With reduced motion on in your system settings, the fan-out, springs and wheel animations are switched off.
Big enough to hit

Option buttons are 44 px. Sliders have a hit area taller than the line you see, and nothing overlaps on touch screens.
More than colour

When something is on, its icon changes shape and gets a dot, so subtitles, casting and full screen never rely on colour alone.

Work anywhere on the page. With the dial focused, the arrow keys change films.

Features

Seek around the ring

Hover the ring to preview any moment from the Mux storyboard. Drag around it to scrub, with the time following your finger.
Click-wheel volume

Tap the bottom button for a slider, or press and hold it and circle clockwise to turn the volume up, like an iPod.
Options that fan out

The top button opens subtitles, settings, cast, picture in picture and full screen, each with its own panel above the control.
Streamed from Mux

Each film plays as adaptive HLS from Mux, so picture quality follows your connection, and the seek previews come from its storyboards.
Spin to switch films

Turn the dial at the bottom of the screen. The films swing round with it and the player picks up where the wheel stops.
Put the control where you like

Choose small, medium or large, and centre, bottom or corner, in Settings. Orbit remembers your choice in this browser.

Films by the Blender Foundation, released under Creative Commons Attribution. Player built on Video.js 10, video streamed by Mux.