Video inside Panoramas
Portait of Andrew Bennet, Using the new new DevalVR Player I am now able to incorporate flash etc inside my movies! This is the first test, not perfecto but was just a quick code test. Sit back and enjoy some IT Crowd. Click photo to launch Panorama, click the "play" icon on screen to start TV. Use the "shift" key to zoom in, "ctrl" to zoom out. ** Got video to auto start, thanks Fiero. Just add &autoplay=1 to the ip string.**
posted by Dylan at 8:05 PM
5 Comments:
Hi Dylan, nice example.
You can add this lines to you script (for testing purposes):
NODO=-92,-31,285,-104,-30,249,-74,-46,257,-94,-49,243,0,0,tv;
NODO=48,-87,209,9,-83,211,45,-111,197,7,-114,213,0,0,tv;
To add more instances of same video don't requires more resources.
best regards!
fiero
12:52 PM
Thanks Fiero! I was just playing with that! http://www.dylansurridge.com/computer/tv My goal was to put youtube on the TV and a selection of photos on the monitor. Any way to have multiple media? I was just mucking with all the code when you emailed. Wait a few secounds to load, the menu is kinda small but still cool. This is just a test, I was to lazy to get out of the way, I look like a mutant stitched with a fish eye a foot away :P
Have fun
Dylan
2:56 PM
Real quick bad pan for test.
http://www.dylansurridge.com/2screens\dualtv.html
just figured out dual virtual monitors. Tv starts, pause manually and turn on music video ( Have to go find another)
Me
11:32 PM
Yes, two YouTube movies at time are too slow. I did this test:
http://www.devalvr.com/paginas/soporte/TwoYouTubepages.html
fiero
8:24 PM
Hmm that test worked awesome for me! Simutaneaous video, maybe 1/3 sec slower on right.Maybe to many server hops for you? My only complaint is that the audio on right on the music video is wicked loud !
Have fun
Dylan
8:44 PM
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