Multimedia Properties-(read-only and writable)

*error: Read-only
use Media.error to return a Mediaerror object indicating the current error state, and if there are no errors, return null, a total of 4 values
(Media_err_abortio)

*CURRENTSRC Read Only
returns the SRC attribute value of the media tag

*networkstate Read Only
 
*preload can read and write
the preload attribute value of the media tag can be obtained and changed
 
*buffered Read Only
returns a Timeranges object confirming that the browser has cached media files

*readystate Read Only
returns the ready state of the media's current playback position, with a total of 5 values

*seeking Read Only
returns a Boolean value that indicates whether the browser is requesting data, True indicates that the browser is requesting data, and Flase represents the browser
Request stopped

*currenttime Read Only
get or change the playback position of the video

*starttime Read Only
returns the media file where the start of the playback is typically 0

*duration Read Only
returns the length of time the media file was played

*play Read Only
returns a Timeranges (time series) object indicating the range of media resources that the browser has played

*paused Read Only
returns a Boolean value that indicates whether the media pauses playback, ture means that the media is paused, and flase indicates that the media is playing

*ended Read Only
returns a Boolean value indicating whether the media has ended, and true indicates that the media has been played and false indicates that it has not finished playing

*defaultplaybackrate can read and write
returns the default playback rate of a medium, or assigns a value to it, changing the media's default playback rate

*playbackrate can read and write (Control Fast Forward rewind)
returns the current media playback rate, or assigns a value to it, changing the current media playback rate

*volume can read and write
returns the volume value of the current medium, or assigns it, changing the media's playback volume, ranging from 0 to 1, 0 to mute, 1-bit maximum

*muted can read and write
returns a Boolean value that indicates whether the current media playback is muted, true to mute, false to mute, or
its assignment to set whether playback is muted-l

Multimedia Properties-(read-only and writable)