` of your JW Player instance and `IVS_STREAM` is your IVS playback URL. To set up the Amazon IVS Provider and enable playback:
1. Include the following `script` tag (for the latest version of the player integration; in this case, 1.51.0):
```
```
1. Use the `ivs` type to mark your IVS playlist items. Set the `cast` value in your `setup()` to `null` (since Chromecast is not supported).
```
jwplayer(JW_PLAYER_DIV).setup({
playlist: [{
file:IVS_STREAM,
type: 'ivs',
}]
});
```
1. If you want a reference to the underlying Amazon IVS Player to make Amazon IVS Player API calls or you want references to Amazon IVS-specific enums for callback handling, add a listener to the `'providerPlayer'` event:
```
jwplayer(JW_PLAYER_DIV).on('providerPlayer', function (player) {
// player object has 'ivsPlayer' and 'ivsEvents' properties
// ...callback code...
});
```
### Sample Code
In this example, `JW_PLAYER_LIB` is the URL to your JW Player library script and `IVS_STREAM` is your IVS playback URL.
```
```
## Events
To listen to standard JW Player events, use the [on](https://docs.jwplayer.com/players/docs/jw8-reference#event-listening-with-the-jwp-api) function of the JW Player.
To listen to events that are specific to Amazon IVS, or to add and remove event listeners on the Amazon IVS Web player, you must listen to the `'providerPlayer'` event to get a reference to the Amazon IVS Player and then add event listening onto it. For example:
```
// store a default value for ivsPlayer
var ivsPlayer = {};
// store references to the Amazon IVS Player and Amazon IVS Events:
jwplayer(JW_PLAYER_DIV).on('providerPlayer', function (player) {
ivsPlayer = player.ivsPlayer;
});
// set up event listening
ivsPlayer.addEventListener(event, callback);
ivsPlayer.removeEventListener(event, callback);
```
where `callback` is a callback that you define, and `event` is one of: `PlayerEventType`, `PlayerState`, or `ErrorType`. For more information about events, see the [Amazon IVS Player SDK: Web Reference](https://aws.github.io/amazon-ivs-player-docs/1.51.0/web/).
The `'providerPlayer'` event is emitted by JW Player, and the callback you register with it will receive an object with the following fields:
| Field | Description |
| --- | --- |
| `ivsPlayer` | Returns the underlying Amazon IVS player instance. The full Amazon IVS Player Web API is available through this instance. We recommend using the basic JW Player playback API as much as possible, and using this function only to access Amazon IVS-specific features. The most common functions you are likely to need to access on the Amazon IVS player instance are `addEventListener()` and `removeEventListener()`. |
| `ivsEvents` | Returns an object with `PlayerEventType`, `PlayerState`, and `ErrorType` fields, which map to their associated Amazon IVS-specific enums. For more information, see [Amazon IVS Player SDK: Web Reference](https://aws.github.io/amazon-ivs-player-docs/1.51.0/web/). |
## Errors
For general JW Player errors, use the [on](https://docs.jwplayer.com/players/docs/jw8-reference#event-listening-with-the-jwp-api) function of the JW Player to listen to error events.
For errors specific to Amazon IVS, listen on the Amazon IVS player for its own errors:
```
// set default values for ivsPlayer and ivsEvents
var ivsPlayer = {};
var ivsEvents = {};
// store references to the Amazon IVS Player and Amazon IVS Events
jwplayer(JW_PLAYER_DIV).on('providerPlayer', function (player) {
ivsPlayer = player.ivsPlayer;
ivsEvents = player.ivsEvents;
});
// set up event listening:
let playerEvent = ivsEvents.PlayerEventType;
ivsPlayer.addEventListener(playerEvent.ERROR, callback);
```
The callback will receive an object with the following fields:
| Field | Description |
| --- | --- |
| `type` | The error type. Corresponds to `ErrorType` events. For more information, see [Amazon IVS Player SDK: Web Reference](https://aws.github.io/amazon-ivs-player-docs/1.51.0/web/). |
| `code` | The error code. |
| `source` | Source of the error. |
| `message` | Human readable error message. |
## Content Security Policy
The Amazon IVS Provider API is configured to work on pages that use Content Security Policy (CSP). See the section on “Working with Content Security Policy” in the [IVS Player SDK: Web Guide](web-content-security-policy.md).
## Limitations
The Provider does not support casting. If you enabled casting in the JW Player dashboard, you can disable it by setting `cast` to `null` when calling `setup()`. This hides the casting button.