On 4 March 2010 11:09, Nick Reynolds-FMT nick.reyno...@bbc.co.uk wrote:
Surely all these things could be possible on the BBC if we set it up
right...
Anything is _possible_. But by the time you've done all that and
allowed all the customisation users will want you've taken on a vast
and
On 24 February 2010 10:34, Glyn Wintle glynwin...@yahoo.com wrote:
The streaming servers have enabled SWF Verification, which
makes absolutely no sense
The Register have also covered this
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/02/24/iplayer_xbmc_adobe_swf_verification/
Technically easy to beat,
2010/1/27 Mo McRoberts m...@nevali.net:
So, what does everyone think?
(and how much effect will it have on the video situation over the
next 18 months or so, do we reckon?)
It's just a big iPhone AFAICT*. Popularising the idea that not
everything runs Flash might be educate some web
Tim Dobson wrote:
It's good that when we get bored of BBC backstage, we can go back to
listening to Hannah Montana: the Movie soundtrack.
In fact, I wonder if this is a secret BBC project to push HML
(http://hannahmontana.sourceforge.net/ ) onto young travellers' desktops...
I'm slightly
Ian Forrester wrote:
Ok I'm going to lay it on the line :)
He's a geek and we would love to have him on for a future podcast.
Hell I don't think he's aware of backstage and he should be. :)
So I'm hoping the wealth of the backstage network will put us in
touch. Then again, I could just email
Steve Jolly wrote:
Graeme Mulvaney wrote:
It would be good if you could provide 'bookmarks' into some of the
current affairs/magazine style programming - e.g. you could jump to a
particular report in 'the culture show' or skip to the sudden death
round of 'the weakest link', etc.
Segmented
Matthew Somerville wrote:
Steff Davies wrote:
Has there been a specific reason given for the lack of transport
controls as implemented on most other Flash video players I've seen?
You can drag the slider underneath the video back and forth as much as
you like (the white bar, it gets bigger
Matthew Cashmore wrote:
I'm at a conference in LA at the moment about Next Gen technologies and
we've just been shown this as the 'Next Big Thing in TV' - I'd be really
interested in everyone's thoughts
http://pages.tvunetworks.com/index.html
I'd love to have some, but since it appears to
vijay chopra wrote:
First I've never heard (or seen written) GNU/OpenSolaris before today,
I posted a link to just such a thing a few days ago -
http://www.nexenta.org/os which is a very usable OS consisting
essentially of the userland of Debian/Ubuntu atop the excellent
OpenSolaris
Stuart Ward wrote:
Gary Kirk said the following on 20/11/07 15:14:
This [1] seems to suggest I can use iPlayer on Vista, but when I sign in
and try to download a programme it still says I need XP, and I only get
2 ticks.
Latest?
Has anyone managed to install iPlayer on using wine
I tried
Andrew Bowden wrote:
Sure my employer would love me channeling all my emails through Gmail
just so you don't have to sort your quoting out properly ;)
Not that Outlook does much better. Outlook-Quotefix* is your friend, if
the BBC desktop IT bods will let you install it (they were very
Andrew Bowden wrote:
Brian, I have been on online communities for well over 11 years. And I
know fully well that netiquette is not a rule or a set of rules. It
is generally about being polite and considerate of others.
Being polite and considerate anywhere and any time is always a good
Steff Davies wrote:
[something intemperate]
Sorry - that was intended to be a private mail. I am hoist by own petard
of email-pedantry ;-)
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Brian Butterworth wrote:
Oh, and your quoting of entire emails takes up a LOT of space and
make's it harder to read.
Or you can use Gmail and it sorts it all for you.
Not on the evidence of that post, it doesn't. I've just had to redo your
quoting manually to make this make sense.
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Noah Slater wrote:
What's a windows platform?
Last time I checked, it was an OS. My question was really, how do you
run an OS on top of another OS. Or rather, why would you want to.
For the heck of it, perhaps? (This post brought to you by Nexenta*
running under VMWare Server on Ubuntu
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