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Didn't know anyone still used gitlab. Also video not working..

by timzaman 1y ago

mimischi 1y ago
The embedded video in the README is working just fine in Safari on iOS
- wbnns 1y ago
  Doesn't seem to work in Brave
  - esperent 1y ago
    I'm using Brave on Android, works fine. Maybe the author updated it?
- solosito 1y ago
  Not for me
- thenthenthen 1y ago
  Safari iOS not working here either
- DidYaWipe 1y ago
  Doesn't work in desktop Safari either.
- kjrrp 1y ago
  Doesn't work in Firefox for Android ("file is corrupt").
shrx 1y ago
Works in Waterfox.
stavros 1y ago
How about this? https://gitlab.com/sephalon/deathstar_lamp/-/blob/master/doc/timelapse/deathstar_timelapse.webm?ref_type=heads https://gitlab.com/sephalon/deathstar_lamp/-/blob/master/doc...
- razemio 1y ago
  iOS (all the sma browsers / safari) it does not load. Download is jot an issue.
- DidYaWipe 1y ago
  Plays in VLC if you download it.
elkos 1y ago
Why so?
ramon156 1y ago
> Didn't know anyone still used gitlab Why wouldn't someone use gitlab
- nicce 1y ago
  For self-hosting, there are non-profits available, and in commercial world pricing got out of hand when comparing features. GitHub dominates too much.
sephalon 1y ago
Thanks for letting me know about the video playback issue, I used the following script to create the timelapse: ffmpeg \ -pattern_type glob \ -framerate 30 \ -i "img/*.JPG" \ -i "star_wars_style_march.mp3" \ -s:v 1920x1080 \ -c:a libopus \ -c:v vp9 \ -shortest \ deathstar_timelapse.webm I actually thought that VP9 and Opus are well supported everywhere by now, but maybe that is not the case… Regarding GitLab, as a general rule, I try to avoid products dominating the market, and I quite like their OSS policy…
- rcarmo 1y ago
  You should have used mp4. Not all browsers support vp9.
- watermelon0 1y ago
  VP9/WEBM should be supported by all modern browsers: https://caniuse.com/webm https://caniuse.com/webm
- stuaxo 1y ago
  Android Firefox says it won't play because it's corrupted.
  - deleted 1y ago
    [deleted]
- sephalon 1y ago
  I have converted the timelapse to H.264/AAC, hope this plays everywhere now.

Didn't know anyone still used gitlab. Also video not working..

mimischi 1y ago

The embedded video in the README is working just fine in Safari on iOS

wbnns 1y ago
Doesn't seem to work in Brave
- esperent 1y ago
  I'm using Brave on Android, works fine. Maybe the author updated it?
solosito 1y ago
Not for me
thenthenthen 1y ago
Safari iOS not working here either
DidYaWipe 1y ago
Doesn't work in desktop Safari either.
kjrrp 1y ago
Doesn't work in Firefox for Android ("file is corrupt").

shrx 1y ago

Works in Waterfox.

stavros 1y ago

How about this? https://gitlab.com/sephalon/deathstar_lamp/-/blob/master/doc/timelapse/deathstar_timelapse.webm?ref_type=heads https://gitlab.com/sephalon/deathstar_lamp/-/blob/master/doc...

razemio 1y ago
iOS (all the sma browsers / safari) it does not load. Download is jot an issue.
DidYaWipe 1y ago
Plays in VLC if you download it.

elkos 1y ago

Why so?

ramon156 1y ago

> Didn't know anyone still used gitlab Why wouldn't someone use gitlab

nicce 1y ago
For self-hosting, there are non-profits available, and in commercial world pricing got out of hand when comparing features. GitHub dominates too much.

sephalon 1y ago

Thanks for letting me know about the video playback issue, I used the following script to create the timelapse: ffmpeg \ -pattern_type glob \ -framerate 30 \ -i "img/*.JPG" \ -i "star_wars_style_march.mp3" \ -s:v 1920x1080 \ -c:a libopus \ -c:v vp9 \ -shortest \ deathstar_timelapse.webm I actually thought that VP9 and Opus are well supported everywhere by now, but maybe that is not the case… Regarding GitLab, as a general rule, I try to avoid products dominating the market, and I quite like their OSS policy…

rcarmo 1y ago
You should have used mp4. Not all browsers support vp9.
watermelon0 1y ago
VP9/WEBM should be supported by all modern browsers: https://caniuse.com/webm https://caniuse.com/webm
stuaxo 1y ago
Android Firefox says it won't play because it's corrupted.
- deleted 1y ago
  [deleted]
sephalon 1y ago
I have converted the timelapse to H.264/AAC, hope this plays everywhere now.