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the "progress" settings are only used when panoramic image will be loaded,I've learned a ton in the past 24 hours, I've even included some features that I've stumbled upon by accidentbut I still cannot figure out how to add the progress/buffering ring. I'm assuming it's embedded in the krpano.swf file? How do you call it? I've tried <progress showload="yes" /> but that did not work.
Hi,the "progress" settings are only used when panoramic image will be loaded,I've learned a ton in the past 24 hours, I've even included some features that I've stumbled upon by accidentbut I still cannot figure out how to add the progress/buffering ring. I'm assuming it's embedded in the krpano.swf file? How do you call it? I've tried <progress showload="yes" /> but that did not work.
but the video in the current version is loaded by the videoplayer plugin so the progress settings have no effect on it,
see here for the available informations in the videoplayer plugin:
http://krpano.com/plugins/videoplayer/?v…namicattributes
best regards,
Klaus
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Job.1" (Apr 14th 2011, 3:15pm)
there a much older krpano version was used, this was one of first test versions with video,Thanks Klaus. I'm still a bit confused because the "progress" status works fine in this 360 video while it's loading: http://www.edmontonjournal.com/sports/story.html?id=4227720
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<plugin name="videowaitinfo" url="videowaitinfo.png" align="center" enabled="false" preload="true" /> <plugin name="video" ... onvideoready="removeplugin(videowaitinfo);" /> |
This is not really trueThe current videoplayer plugin (beta) does not provide information about how much of the video has been downloaded.
... There is already the time and totaltime variables for this... There is also a seek() action... So, an interface like the one on Youtube for example should be possible to do using xml
...It would be great if you do it.... but be aware that probably Klaus is already doing it for the next Krpano version (1.0.8.14) ( see reference here )... The only doubt is if it is an swf interface or an xml one....For a client I have written a new videoplayer plugin, and a seekbar plugin which shows the download progress and lets you "scrub" the video that has been downloaded. However, this was a paid assignment, and it would not be very ethical to give that work away for free (or cheaply) now. I could however reimplement the changes from scratch...
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "michel" (Apr 29th 2011, 2:34am)
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> The current videoplayer plugin (beta) does not provide information about how much of the video has been downloaded.
This is not really true... There is already the time and totaltime variables for this...
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<hotspot name="txt_doc_2"
url="%SWFPATH%/plugins/doc_2.png"
keep="true"
visible="true"
ath="214.66" atv="-21.98"
edge="center"
scale="1.0"
distorted="true"
onover=""
onclick="lookto(214.92,-13.25,11,linear(65)); playvideo(%SWFPATH%/video/doc.flv);"
devices="all"
/>
<hotspot name="videospot2"
url="%SWFPATH%/plugins/videoplayer.swf"
videourl="%SWFPATH%/video/doc.flv"
visible="true"
distorted="true"
ath="214.88708036449693" atv="-13.363829675500895"
edge="center"
scale="0.152"
rx="0"
ry="-4"
rz="0.5"
loop="false"
pausedonstart="false"
onloaded="togglepause();"
directionalsound="true"
range="90.0"
rangefalloff="1.0"
outofrangevolume="0.2"
volume="0.7"
onhover="if(ispaused, showtext(click to play, videohoverstyle), showtext(click to pause, videohoverstyle));"
onclick="togglepause(); lookto(214.92,-13.25,11,linear(15));"
/>
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