It is usually handled manually, which means you need to prepare a related video picture at the same time as the video. Some browsers support automatically selecting the cover image from the video for display. The prerequisite is that the video must be loaded, so the recommended method is to handle it manually.
Of course, if you really want to capture pictures from the video, then you have to parse the video (this is related to the format, some videos may not be parsed), which is not worth the gain, and requires a back-end to process it. As for the front end, js provides some screenshot processing methods, which are not suitable for this.
It is usually handled manually, which means you need to prepare a related video picture at the same time as the video.
Some browsers support automatically selecting the cover image from the video for display. The prerequisite is that the video must be loaded, so the recommended method is to handle it manually.
Of course, if you really want to capture pictures from the video, then you have to parse the video (this is related to the format, some videos may not be parsed), which is not worth the gain, and requires a back-end to process it. As for the front end, js provides some screenshot processing methods, which are not suitable for this.
I intercepted dynamically, and it is recommended to use ffmpeg.
Just read the documentation for usage.