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 Each platform supports different video/audio formats and codecs. This means that some videos/audios can be played with the standard player, others require a plugin, others do not work at all. To deal with this, the <code>resolve</code> action can be used, which has been developed to return a suitable format/codec depending on the current platform/player. This feature is available since version '''0.1.107'''.
-The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). If the resolve process failed, it should contain an <code>error</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info (e.g. to set up player buttons for specific plugins). Please note that indicated <code>properties</code> extend/override existing <code>properties</code> and do not replace them.
+The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). If the resolve process failed, it should contain an <code>error</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info (e.g. to set up player buttons for specific plugins). Please note that indicated <code>properties</code> extend/override existing <code>properties</code> and do not completely replace them.
 '''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images (that are loaded on the fly). Additionally, it can be used to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''

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 Each platform supports different video/audio formats and codecs. This means that some videos/audios can be played with the standard player, others require a plugin, others do not work at all. To deal with this, the <code>resolve</code> action can be used, which has been developed to return a suitable format/codec depending on the current platform/player. This feature is available since version '''0.1.107'''.
-The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). If the resolve process failed, it should contain an <code>error</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info (e.g. to set up player buttons for specific plugins).
+The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). If the resolve process failed, it should contain an <code>error</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info (e.g. to set up player buttons for specific plugins). Please note that indicated <code>properties</code> extend/override existing <code>properties</code> and do not replace them.
 '''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images (that are loaded on the fly). Additionally, it can be used to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''

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 Each platform supports different video/audio formats and codecs. This means that some videos/audios can be played with the standard player, others require a plugin, others do not work at all. To deal with this, the <code>resolve</code> action can be used, which has been developed to return a suitable format/codec depending on the current platform/player. This feature is available since version '''0.1.107'''.
-The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). If the resolve process failed, it should contain an <code>error</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info.
+The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). If the resolve process failed, it should contain an <code>error</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info (e.g. to set up player buttons for specific plugins).
 '''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images (that are loaded on the fly). Additionally, it can be used to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''

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 Each platform supports different video/audio formats and codecs. This means that some videos/audios can be played with the standard player, others require a plugin, others do not work at all. To deal with this, the <code>resolve</code> action can be used, which has been developed to return a suitable format/codec depending on the current platform/player. This feature is available since version '''0.1.107'''.
-The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). On error, it should contain an <code>error</code> property  (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info.
+The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). If the resolve process failed, it should contain an <code>error</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info.
 '''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images (that are loaded on the fly). Additionally, it can be used to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''

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 Each platform supports different video/audio formats and codecs. This means that some videos/audios can be played with the standard player, others require a plugin, others do not work at all. To deal with this, the <code>resolve</code> action can be used, which has been developed to return a suitable format/codec depending on the current platform/player. This feature is available since version '''0.1.107'''.
-The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). On error, it should contain an <code>error</code> property  (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the current video/audio info.
+The response data from a <code>resolve</code> action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). On error, it should contain an <code>error</code> property  (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), a <code>background</code> property (of type <code>string</code>), and a <code>properties</code> property (of type <code>object</code>) to extend/override the corresponding video/audio info.
 '''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images (that are loaded on the fly). Additionally, it can be used to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''

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	Each platform supports different video/audio formats and codecs. This means that some videos/audios can be played with the standard player, others require a plugin, others do not work at all. To deal with this, the <code>resolve</code> action can be used, which has been developed to return a suitable format/codec depending on the current platform/player. This feature is available since version '''0.1.107'''.		Each platform supports different video/audio formats and codecs. This means that some videos/audios can be played with the standard player, others require a plugin, others do not work at all. To deal with this, the <code>resolve</code> action can be used, which has been developed to return a suitable format/codec depending on the current platform/player. This feature is available since version '''0.1.107'''.
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		+	The response data from a resolve action must contain a <code>url</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). On error, it should contain an <code>error</code> property (of type <code>string</code>). Since version '''0.1.145''', the response data can also contain a <code>label</code> (of type <code>string</code>), <code>background</code> (of type <code>string</code>), and <code>properties</code> (of type <code>object</code>) property to extend/override the current video/audio info.

	'''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images (that are loaded on the fly). Additionally, it can be used to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''		'''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images (that are loaded on the fly). Additionally, it can be used to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''

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 Each platform supports different video/audio formats and codecs. This means that some videos/audios can be played with the standard player, others require a plugin, others do not work at all. To deal with this, the <code>resolve</code> action can be used, which has been developed to return a suitable format/codec depending on the current platform/player. This feature is available since version '''0.1.107'''.
-'''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images and to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''
+'''Note: The <code>resolve</code> action can also be used for images. Additionally, it can be used to generate temporary links or links with access tokens at runtime.'''
 Please see following example.