1.1.0

✨ Features

Multiple sources

• New sources prop accepts an array of { src, type?, media? } entries, rendered as native <source> children so the browser plays the first format it can decode — the standard cross‑browser / adaptive‑delivery mechanism (e.g. VP9/WebM with an H.264/MP4 fallback).
• Each entry supports an optional type (MIME, lets the browser skip formats it can't decode) and media (a media query for resolution‑based selection).
• New fallbackSrc prop (mirrors Mantine Image) is loaded once if every sources entry fails at runtime (404, decode error).
• sources takes precedence over src when non‑empty; passing a single src keeps working exactly as before.

⚡ Improvements

— none in this release.

🐛 Bug Fixes

— none in this release.

💥 Breaking changes

— none. sources / fallbackSrc are additive; existing src usage is unchanged.

🛠️ Other

• Raised the @mantine/core / @mantine/hooks peer‑dependency floor to >=9.0.0 to match the Mantine 9 baseline.
• Added a self‑hosted manta.webm (VP9) sample alongside the existing MP4 so the new “Multiple sources” demo shows real codec negotiation.

📝 Summary

@gfazioli/mantine-video v1.1.0 adds first‑class support for multiple media sources. Pass a sources array to ship several formats/codecs and let the browser pick the first it can play (each entry takes an optional type and media), with fallbackSrc loaded if every source fails at runtime — the same pattern Mantine Image uses. Single‑src usage is unaffected.

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What's Changed

• feat: support multiple elements + fallbackSrc by @gfazioli in #2

New Contributors

• @gfazioli made their first contribution in #2

Full Changelog: 1.0.0...1.1.0