NicholasC wrote:
> Player controls don't work. Nothing new, though. That's been my
> experience so far with revlet player objects.
I suspect the revlet is somehow preventing mouse events from reaching the QT
player. :(
As you say, fortunately we can roll our own basic player controls. Gotta Lov
The crashing is probably not good, but I think we concluded that the link is
machine specific, so would only work on my Mac. It did work well though!
On May 5, 2011, at 9:52 PM, David C. wrote:
> All I get (very consistently) is:
> The RunRev revWeb plugin has crashed.
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> This technique works for me:
> http://netrin.on-rev.com/misc/playyoutube/playyoutube.html
Jim, fabulous -- thank you!
P.S. Player controls don't work. Nothing new, though. That's been my
experience so far with revlet player objects. So, have had to make my
own player controls.
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All I get (very consistently) is:
The RunRev revWeb plugin has crashed.
No report available.
Reload the page to try again.
Note: revWeb apps built with later releases seem to crash with Firefox
4.0.1 on my Win 7 box every time. :(
FWIW, I'm running LC version 4.5.1 Build 1130 and I do not get the
Nice ...
> This technique works for me:
> http://netrin.on-rev.com/misc/playyoutube/playyoutube.html
>
> Jim Lambert
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This technique works for me:
http://netrin.on-rev.com/misc/playyoutube/playyoutube.html
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Hi Colin,
> That long link works for me too. I can't be the only one here able to view
> video online!
> Looking at it though, it seems to have a lot of parameters, so maybe it can
> only play on my computer.
yep, I also think this link is tied to your machine somehow.
> It doesn't work on my
That long link works for me too. I can't be the only one here able to view
video online!
Looking at it though, it seems to have a lot of parameters, so maybe it can
only play on my computer. It doesn't work on my iPad. I'll dig deeper to see if
I can get at the actual mp4 url.
On May 5, 2011
Hi Colin...
> > Are you on Windows? Do you have QuickTime installed? I'm on Mac, and have
> > no problem playing the video.
> > Is there any chance that where you are has YouTube blocked?
> > It doesn't work in Chrome, and in Firefox you have to run in 32 bit. Not
> > sure why, it works in Saf
BTW. Colin, the tinyurl links you've included in emails don't work.
But I'm pretty sure that's YouTube's doing, not LC's.
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> Are you on Windows? Do you have QuickTime installed?
I'm on Windows, and QT is installed.
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> Did it stay blue and 4:3, or turn black, and become 16:9?
Neither. It stayed absolutely unchanged. Both in color and size.
Am using LC 4.6.
> Here's the revlet:
>
> http://xfiles.funnygarbage.com/~colinholgate/rev/lcvid.html
Unfortunately, my Chrome browser doesn't work with the revweb plugi
Hi Colin,
> Are you on Windows? Do you have QuickTime installed? I'm on Mac, and have no
> problem playing the video.
> Is there any chance that where you are has YouTube blocked?
> It doesn't work in Chrome, and in Firefox you have to run in 32 bit. Not sure
> why, it works in Safari in 64 bit.
Are you on Windows? Do you have QuickTime installed? I'm on Mac, and have no
problem playing the video.
Is there any chance that where you are has YouTube blocked?
It doesn't work in Chrome, and in Firefox you have to run in 32 bit. Not sure
why, it works in Safari in 64 bit.
On May 5, 2011,
Hello Colin...
I am seeing exactly what Nicolas is sseing. The player object is blank. ..
white... it doesn't likeit at all ..:-)
Rev 4.0 & LiveCode 4.6.1
Dixie
> On May 5, 2011, at 9:56 AM, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
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> > Tried that too. But the player object stayed blank. Neither the copied
>
I did say you would need to scrape the page source, not the page URL. An easy
way to go about that is to opt in to the HTML5 version of YouTube. Go here to
do that:
http://www.youtube.com/html5
Once you have done that, look at any video and then see what URL is being
played by the player. It
> Getting the URL of the video is one challenge,
> though it is possible to scrape through the page source to find it.
My understanding of the 11-character code that's visible in YouTube
urls is that it is an index or reference number. Not the url to an mp4
file itself.
But I'd welcome someone pr
On May 4, 2011, at 8:12 PM, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
> If I had a standalone or revlet, and I wanted it to be able to play an
> online vide -- say, one hosted on YouTube -- how could that be done?
Getting the URL of the video is one challenge, though it is possible to scrape
through the page sourc
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Hello All,
Just looking for some general advice.
If I had a standalone or revlet, and I wanted it to be able to play an
online vide -- say, one hosted on YouTube -- how could that be done?
All I can conceive of now is a player object with its filename set to
an url or something. But while I begi
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