I'm trying to toggle between english and Spanish CC . but as you can see when viewing in a browser it will get stuck on first language loaded . try https://vimeo.com/685648119/55e812e905?texttrack=en then try https://vimeo.com/685648119/55e812e905?texttrack=es
is there any way to clear the cache of the vimeo player , which might allow toggling between two languages?
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I need to cast an entire webpage (which includes images, videos, iframes and carousels) to a chromecast enabled TV.
Once loaded, the webpage is auto scroll enabled and hence keeps showing few images, videos and iframes (think of it like a looped slideshow).
I know there's an option in the chrome browser itself to cast a tab/entire desktop, but it would require my laptop/computer screen to be open all the time.
I also came across chromecast for web app docs: https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/chrome_sender/integrate , but as far as I can figure out, it will help only to cast videos but not iframes/carousels embedded in my website.
Any suggestions how to achieve this? The requirement is to show an advertisement kind of data to the TV in every 3 hours. All this cannot be automated fully I guess?
Yes, you can do this. You just need to create a custom receiver app, which is basically just an HTML page that implements the cast receiver framework javascript. https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/caf_receiver/basic
I have developed a very large swf. that will only be accessed in-house. There are over 100 scenes & 10000 frames (I had no idea the project would grow this large). I have developed a navigation system within the swf., but I have found that many users are clicking the forward / back buttons in the browser toolbar (IE8). This is a big issue for me, because the user then has no way to return to the location in the swf. that they were in before hitting the back button. Is there a way to code into the swf. using AS3 to ensure that the browser toolbar is disabled?
Disabling the parts of the user interface that the users are using a lot is a very bad idea.
Instead, simply use the browser buttons for navigation.
SWFAddress let's you do that
You can have deep linking, too. (allows users to send a link of where they are to other people)
Take a look at this answer:
How to make the browser back button work for a Flash-based Website?
This is what I want to do.
Have a screen on my Android app with a few buttons on it. One of them would be the Chromecast icon, the other buttons would just be a few numbers most like (a "1" button, a "2" button, a "3" button etc).
When the cast button is hit, a default website is loaded (eg. www.example.com) on the TV. In the Android app, I still just see my buttons.
When a number his hit (ie. "1") the website changes, and www.example.com/parameter/1 is loaded for example.
I have been reading Google's documentation. If I understand correctly, I can create Android sender app code to do part 1 and 2. And a receiver application for part 3.
What I am confused about though is how I just get it to load a preexisting website. Surely I wouldn't need any custom HTML5 code for that? All I want to do is load a URL.
Could someone please advise me if what I want to do is possible, and if so point me in the right direction? Thanks
The default receiver only loads media URLs. Video, images, etc. If you want it to do anything else, like show a website, you need to create a custom receiver.
Luckily, that's rather easy, and they have some good samples on the Github account.
https://github.com/googlecast
I'm using jplayer on my website but I have only one player on top which plays each mp3 on the page (like deezer). That's why I'm using demo04, as I want to display the current song playing and I want to add mp3 on the fly (maybe is it possible in an other way?).
I can add music to the player with a simple link, for example :
The Separation
So my problem is coming from the demo which doesn't prevent downloading tracks (right click>save target as) and I need this functionality.
In a few words, is it possible to hide the href or crypt it?
No this is not possible.
You can encrypt the name, but an encryption always has a decryption.
Also if you look at search result of Google you will find:
How to prevent downloading images and video files from my website?
No, it's not possible.
You can make it hard for users. But you can't stop it.
I know this is not a widely favorable feature, but I've had to add a continuous music player to a web project of mine, at a client's insistence. Does anyone have a solution to keep the music playing continuously between pages? The client wants it to auto-play. The solution I have currently uses I-frames, but it's clunky – the pages don't have a unique URL, and the site does not properly come up in thumbnail on social networking sites, because everything is buried in a frame.
So far, I've tried:
A voluntary pop-up window that the user clicks on to start the player. Client did not like this because the music doesn't auto-play. I'm afraid having an automatic pop-up would be hidden by most browsers.
A flash music player that remembers where the user last left off on a song file, and loads from there the next time it is called for – unfortunately there are gaps in the playback (since the player has to be reloaded with every new page,) and the client is not satisfied.
The I-frame solution I have currently.
You could use jquery and ajax to dynamically load in your content ie you have a "container" page which you then use ajax to pull in various content so it looks like you moving to "another" page