Re: Livecode and interactive video

> Am 21.01.2022 um 20:56 schrieb Jim Lambert via use-livecode > : > > A quarter of a century ago, we called this Interactive Multimedia. > It was usually delivered on a CD-ROM. Ask your parents! ;) > I remember the Philips CM205 cd-rom which was advertised in 1991 or so as first

Re: Livecode and interactive video

Le 2022-01-21 14:56, Jim Lambert via use-livecode a écrit : A quarter of a century ago, we called this Interactive Multimedia. It was usually delivered on a CD-ROM. Ask your parents! ;) he he he... I actually made quite a few myself 30 years ago... I"m currently browsing through various

Re: Livecode and interactive video

A quarter of a century ago, we called this Interactive Multimedia. It was usually delivered on a CD-ROM. Ask your parents! ;) ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your

Re: Livecode and interactive video

Hi jbv Here’s a tool that can help you create what you’re describing. https://h5p.org/interactive-video Best regards. Bryan Anderson > On Jan 21, 2022, at 1:25 PM, Rick Harrison via use-livecode > wrote: > > I doubt that will work. Once you have

Livecode and interactive video

I can't help with a LiveCode implementation, but if web delivery is an option, I've had good results using the free H5P technology for videos that include embedded quizzes of various kinds; I think it does image hotspots and branching as well. https://h5p.org -Curt -- Sent from Postbox

video formats for Windows in LC 9.6.5? *solved*

Thanks Klaus, Curry, Paul – just changing the suffix didn't help, but fortunately, converting the videos to divX format (.avi) with a free converter seems to have done the trick. The target audience is creative/theater types so the simplest solution is best here, but that's helpful to know

Re: Livecode and interactive video

I doubt that will work. Once you have converted it into a video, it’s just a video. You want to have a video with HTML5 button overlays. You will probably have to use Javascript for jumping to the various points in the video. Let us know what finally works for you. Cheers, Rick > On Jan

Re: video formats for Windows in LC 9.6.5?

On 1/21/2022 12:47 PM, Curry Kenworthy via use-livecode wrote: (I've heard that a future LC version will add better support.) LC 10 is supposed to move from DirectShow to Windows Media Framework, but I have no idea what d.p. version will make that change (or if it will really occur).

Re: video formats for Windows in LC 9.6.5?

Curt: > In the previous version we used clips > in MP4 format with the suffix .m4v > Are there any tips for using H.264 videos on Windows with 9.6.5? Your Windows app should (encourage users to/) install: LAV Filters https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters (I've heard that a future LC

Re: video formats for Windows in LC 9.6.5?

Hi Curt, > Am 21.01.2022 um 18:13 schrieb Curt Ford via use-livecode > : > > A client has asked me to update a project from a few years ago that includes > a few videos. In the previous version we used clips in MP4 format with the > suffix .m4v; the codecs (judging from Get Info on a Mac)

video formats for Windows in LC 9.6.5?

A client has asked me to update a project from a few years ago that includes a few videos. In the previous version we used clips in MP4 format with the suffix .m4v;  the codecs (judging from Get Info on a Mac) are H.264, AAC. These worked well on both platforms before. With LiveCode 9.6.5 on

Re: Livecode and interactive video

Hi Rick, Thank you for your answer. That was actually my very first option, but it remains the most simple one. I am now exploring a new option : generate an HTML5 animation and then convert it to a video format. I'm just wondering if hotspots (mostly to offer viewers options for branching to