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# FAQs

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<summary>How to setup content player v1?</summary>

Refer [setup the content player](/use/installation-guide/players/v1/how-to-setup.md) locally.

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<summary> How to configure content player v1?</summary>

Refer [configuration section](/use/installation-guide/players/v1/how-to-setup.md#configuration) for configuration.

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<summary>How to launch the different types of contents in content player v1</summary>

Refer [content launchers](#content-launchers) section.

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<summary>What is mimeType</summary>

Refer [mime Type](#mime-type) section

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<summary>Can we switch the user while playing the contents</summary>

Yes, we can switch the user while playing the contents. Refer [user switcher config](#sample-overlay-config) section for more information.

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<summary>How to render the HTML file in content player v1?</summary>

Refer [HTML/h5p player](/learn/product-and-developer-guide/player/v1/players/html-h5p-player-v1.md) v1 page

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<summary>Video can be stream in content player v1?</summary>

Yes, Video can be stream using the [streamingUrl](broken://pages/6GydjBXDfTnEDucyc8RQ#streaming-video). For more information refer [video player v1](/learn/product-and-developer-guide/player/v1/players/video-player-v1.md) page

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