I'm writing to let you know that the inaugural backstage.bbc.co.uk
competition hasn’t gone as well as I had hoped. In fact, at the time of
sending this we haven’t received any entries at all.
Ouch! Much as others have said, time is a factor. A number of the
forums/websites that I use
According to my mole in weather, the feeds are ready, but awaiting Ben's
return to be launched. This is assuming there aren't any HPIs (horrible
policy issues) that neither of us know about...
This is, of course, the unofficial answer!
*Does his happy dance* ... sorry about that! :-)
Do
I've got sky, and sometimes watch different regional news programmes
or versions of the politics show - some of the regional news
programmes are excellent, but
as they're all simulcast I tend to miss out on stuff.
Would it be feasible to have a channel that recycled features from
these
Now, what I'd *really* want is this hooked up to a networked MythTV /
Topsfield PVR at home, so I could set it to record stuff while I'm at
work... I know some of the UK MythTV hackers have got an irc interface
that works similarly...
I have that now with my TiVo :-D and I do love it ;-)
if you use firefox and greasemonkey see my script here:
http://www.blueghost.co.uk/bbc_vp.html
it should show a link to the media file, see the screenshots on the website
Unfortunately we use Mozilla at work! :-(
Still, I'll use your plug-in at home :-) Thanks
Dan
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Is there any word on when the weather feeds are being released?
I went to OpenTech 05, and I seem to recall it was happening next
week!
Oh, it's a long story - but I'm sorry it's been delayed and I'm hoping
we can get this out in the next 14 days or so.
Sorry for sending a chase but I'm
* Mailing list management (links to archive etc)
Some people love mailing lists and some love forums. Peoples reasons are many
and varied but I have seen a few really good implementations that use both and
tie them together. With a good implementation this works REALLY well, you can
have
Soon we're going to have more social bookmarking icons than
actual content...
I want to add this to MediaWiki. Anyone know how, or has done it?
Create a template and add it to each page...
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Template
or add it to the navigation
I want to add this to MediaWiki. Anyone know how, or has done it?
Create a template and add it to each page...
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Template
or add it to the navigation sidebar...
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Navigation_bar
Answering my own post!! Here's the
I want to add this to MediaWiki. Anyone know how, or has done it?
Create a template and add it to each page...
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Template
or add it to the navigation sidebar...
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Navigation_bar
Answering my own post!! Here's the
I just bumped into this while looking at all the domains that Google
owned! :-p I didn't recognise .tk (belongs to three small islands off
New Zealand, 12 square miles of land!).
Is seems they are giving away free domains (forwarding) to anyone that
wants them! Not only that but a few
Hi All,
Can anyone help me with this please?
Thank you very much
Dan
On 13/01/2008 13:01, Dogsbody was seen to type:
Unlike the questions about the the iplayer itself I have a question
regarding the exe that Windows users can use to download iplayer.
I am trying to write a tool
Apologies if this is slightly off topic but I have been googling on and off
since last year, found nothing and you lot are the best people I know to ask!
I'm looking for an open source video streaming server browser based video
client for the video finish of a charity marathon I run.
I'm
time.
S.
On Feb 17, 2008 10:18 PM, Dogsbody [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apologies if this is slightly off topic but I have been googling on
and off
since last year, found nothing and you lot are the best people I
know to ask!
I'm looking
If you know javascript, how about this one? Seems to do what you need:
http://flowplayer.org/player/index.html
This definitely looks interesting! Thanks
Dan
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On 13/01/2008 13:01, Dogsbody was seen to type:
Unlike the questions about the the iplayer itself I have a question
regarding the exe that Windows users can use to download iplayer.
I am trying to write a tool to monitor/filter web traffic and so I need
to identify the media type of all files
a .CAB package.
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Dogsbody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I'm still trying for find out more (you know when you get a challenge
but just can't leave it until you have worked it out!) but I have some
more info if anyone is interested or can help? :-)
My
Really? I assume that Fearghas was talking about stuff like the Asus
EEE (and the new Elonex One) rather than mobile phone like content.
The EEE/Elonex/Cloudbook group of machines have fully functional OSes
and fully functional browsers. They are far more like a PC than a
mobile phone.
In case anyone hasn't seen the news:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7338344.stm
LOL, my GF sent this to me almost as soon as the news release came
out! she wants this so badly!
It says... Early versions of the service will be available from 9
April but more polished software will
LOL, my GF sent this to me almost as soon as the news release came out!
she wants this so badly!
And now she is complaining to me that programs seem to be missing or
broken on the Wii version. :-(
We went to watch Dr Who Confidential last night, the show stopped
after 10mins... the flash
Glad to see you don't need RealPlayer any more to listen again, it uses
Flash instead.
Um, thanks for making internet radio _completely_ unavailable to me.
Ditto! I can no longer listen to my favourite shows at all now! :-(
Dan
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Ditto! I can no longer listen to my favourite shows at all now! :-(
Why? This change effects only *listen again* for one show. This
suggests to me that you are comlaining about something you don't use.
Sorry, I worded that badly, I meant if this was rolled out site wide.
What
Well that's certainly better than it crashing the entire browser!
Slightly impressed, less than 24 hours after Google Chrome is released
there is a crash exploit for it!
http://evilfingers.com/advisory/google_chrome_poc.php
Dan
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Proud to be living in California. It's time for change! :)
Shame you passed Prop 8 though! :-/
Dan
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Allowing embedding of user-specified clips (ie marking an in- and
out-point) could be a nice way of allowing 'water cooler' moments to be
easily shared,
Even without embedding I would love to see this. Other video services
allow you to jump to a specific start point and it would save all
I didn't know Tar was just a way to pack together files with no compression.
Now tar.gz makes sense to me :)
You know that zip has an option to not compress which would make it work
in the same way as a tar file.
While I prefer tar (and agree with other comments that tar/zip'ing stops
Mozilla Firefox 3.1 will include native support for video in the browser
and they have chosen Theora as the format of choice.
Short post: http://shaver.off.net/diary/2009/01/26/advancing-open-video/
Long description: http://www.0xdeadbeef.com/weblog/?p=977
So does that mean we can have
Like the calendar at http://ideas.welcomebackstage.com/node/11
What's the calendar app? I'm wanting to tie a calendar to a database of
people, events and places using Drupal. The timeline is from 1950 to the
present time so it needs flexibility and range.
It's just a Google Calendar
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