videoHeight

videoHeight refers to the measured height of a video element on a web page. This property is part of the HTML DOM (Document Object Model) API and is accessible through JavaScript. When a video is loaded and rendered in a browser, the videoHeight property provides its current rendered height in pixels. This value can dynamically change if the video's size is adjusted by CSS, JavaScript, or user interaction.

The videoHeight property is distinct from the videoWidth property, which represents the video's rendered width. Both properties are useful for developers who need to programmatically determine the dimensions of a video player. This information can be used for various purposes, such as responsive design adjustments, calculating aspect ratios, or implementing custom video playback controls.

The value of videoHeight is typically an integer representing pixels. It's important to note that videoHeight reflects the *rendered* height, which might be influenced by CSS styling applied to the video element. If no styling is present, it will usually default to the intrinsic height of the video file. The property is read-only, meaning it cannot be directly set by code, but rather reflects the current state of the video element. Developers can, however, change the visual height of the video element using CSS properties like height or by manipulating its dimensions with JavaScript.