archived-videos Do you see the warning sign?

[Flicker Pictures]

I'm doing a Swish Video test...

http://fromunderfilm.info

Please let me know if you can't see and/or hear the warning sign and what browser you are using. Thanks!

 

[NickClapper]

Using Firefox and, after a slight (7-8 secs), delay I can both see and hear the warning...

 

[Flicker Pictures]

Thanks Nick!

 

[insert_cliche_here]

All good for google chrome

 

[Flicker Pictures]

Well googly goodness, thanks!

 

[tombah]

Safari = perfect

 

[Flicker Pictures]

= )

 

[Cracker Funk]

Internet Explorer (latest version). All good.

 

[wheatgrinder]

firefox 5X5 (good)

 

[SinEater]

I don't see a warning sign using Safari on an iPad.

 

[chilipie]

I don't see a warning sign using Safari on an iPad.

You wouldn't, iOS doesn't support Flash.

Works fine in Safari 5.0.3 on OS X 10.6.5.

 

[Flicker Pictures]

Thanks for the details, folks! This helps. I'm trying to make sure the most amount of people can see it. Seems like that's the case at this point.

I'm using SWiSH Video to export the code and I cut and pasted into a basic HTML page. Will all iPads not see the swx file? What is iOS? Is there a workaround? Thanks.

 

[chilipie]

Thanks for the details, folks! This helps. I'm trying to make sure the most amount of people can see it. Seems like that's the case at this point.

I'm using SWiSH Video to export the code and I cut and pasted into a basic HTML page. Will all iPads not see the swx file? What is iOS? Is there a workaround? Thanks.

iOS is the operating system used on Apple's mobile devices - iPhones, iPads and iPod touches. SWiSH video only exports Flash files, right? There is no way of running Flash objects on iOS devices (at least not without jailbreaking and voiding the warranty), and Apple have said they do not plan to do so. You could get round this with including a 'plain' video file (e.g. embed an MP4) or uploading it to YouTube or Vimeo, which are supported. However, I wouldn't necessarily recommend doing so - if people are browsing on small screens or over mobile internet, you probably don't want to make them download a video with no real content.

 

[Flicker Pictures]

OK, good to know. Thank you.

I am planning on featuring the Swish video on the site (like it is) and including links to YT and Vimeo to click, so there will be plenty of versions to watch. Final clip will be 75 seconds.