brianchirls

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by brianchirls 13y ago
That's pretty weird. Is it possible you have a browser extension that's replacing the video tag with an EMBED?
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by brianchirls 13y ago
That's the nice thing about requestAnimationFrame. It's smart enough to not waste time updating if you're not looking at it. As for 80%, umm... video driver issues? :-(
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by brianchirls 13y ago
"TV Glitch" is the Page Curl of the 2010's
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by brianchirls 13y ago
Works fine for me with Ghostery. For some reason, it looks like videojs is falling back to EMBED tag for some people. Will investigate.
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by brianchirls 13y ago
Is there a console error?
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by brianchirls 13y ago
Nope. That would be too slow. I tried that a couple years ago before writing Seriously.js, and the big problem was copying around the memory. You have to first draw the video to a canvas, then you have to extract the pixel array from the ca
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by brianchirls 13y ago
Yeah, I run Chrome on Ubuntu on a pretty powerful Lenovo T-something with an NVIDIA whatever optimus pain in the neck. The only way I can get it to work is to add --ignore-gpu-blacklist to the Chrome command line. Check: /usr/share/applicat
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by brianchirls 13y ago
Good questions. It's called Seriously for two reasons: 1) At some point, I had this idea that I would make all my Javascript libraries references to Homestar Runner. http://www.hrwiki.org/wiki/Seriously 2) "You can do that in a browser? S
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by brianchirls 13y ago
Yup. You can see a live video demo with a sample of some of the effects: http://brianchirls.github.io/Seriously.js/ Although, both Firefox and Chrome have been a bit buggy for me with getUserMedia. Try the Ascii Text effect.
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by brianchirls 13y ago
This is where I got the original, raw green screen video: http://okgo.net/2010/01/20/wtf-video-remix-project/ I kinda wish it was at a higher bit-rate. There are some jaggies at the edges of the hair and stuff that I had to cover up by ti
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by brianchirls 13y ago
Something similar to that is possible for video. For example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGMqXBvYxog I'm working on porting this over to Seriously.js so it should run in the GPU, hopefully pretty fast. The first crack at it was not so
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by brianchirls 13y ago
Hi, I'm the person responsible for/guilty of this. Thanks for the comments, everyone. My sympathies for the BSOD. Please keep the bug reports and questions coming. I'll try to fix/answer what I can.
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by brianchirls 13y ago
This is "WTF" by OK Go. Back in 2010 they posted the raw greenscreen footage for people to remix. http://okgo.net/2010/01/20/wtf-video-remix-project/
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by brianchirls 13y ago
No, it is definitely not supposed to look like that. Here's what it looks like for me: https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.hipchat.com/23744/150541/nk... Do you mind sharing your video card info and operating system? It will be hard to debug
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by brianchirls 13y ago
It sounds like you may have a browser addon that's creating an EMBED element as a fallback because the browser can't play the video itself. If that's not the case, do you mind writing a bug issue on github with your browser details? https: