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Re: Seriously.js

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"Sadly, we are unable to get Seriously.js to work on your computer. Sometimes WebGL gets a bit weird with certain graphics hardware and drivers. Please have a look here for more information."

Re: Seriously.js

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post #34
post #12

TypeError: video is null @ http://seriouslyjs.org/js/script.js:226 Firefox 21.0

Yeah, I got the same. Do you have Flashblock? Try whitelisting seriouslyjs.org and reloading. Fixed it for me on Fx 23.0a2. (Note: This comment was originally complaining that the link didn't work in Firefox; edited when I found the cause.)

Not for me, but given it has a Mozilla logo and credits them for "support" I would assume it does for some.

Re: Seriously.js

#43
Whoa, this caused the second BSOD I've seen since Windows 98. When I started messing with the options, the windows just flashed wildly for a while, some popup about ATI Radeon driver errors was struggling to spring to existence, and then everything froze.

Re: Seriously.js

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post #22

This is the sort of thing we're working on at Vidpresso. If this impresses you, and you want to build stuff like this... we should be friends. Contact info is in my profile.

We should be friends. Love the concept of Vidpresso; I woud have liked to try a demo but it required me filling out a form. :(

Re: Seriously.js

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post #27
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Now that's cool! Closest thing I've ever seen to fulfill the "instagram for video" prophecy

Isn't the green screen kind of required?

Perhaps something like this could be done: http://clippingmagic.com/

(discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5682831)

Re: Seriously.js

#50
post #25

IN JS? This is so cool. Also: fun to compare the raw video to the original: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12zJw9varYE :)

Would also be interesting to see if they could recreate the effect of the original video in JS also.
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