Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
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Re: Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
#2AS someone that programs in R plyr is a major library for manipulating languages. It is one of the most popular libraries in use for R.
Re: Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
#3Very clean looking.
I'm not so keen on the default "start playing from the beginning" icon though. To me, it looks too much like a "loop" toggle.
Also, it would be nice if the caption toggle had a visual on/off look. Perhaps it could have a solid fill when turned on. This would make it easier to tell at a glance if captions are on when at a point in a video where there's no dialogue.
Re: Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
#4AS someone that programs in R plyr is a major library for manipulating languages. It is one of the most popular libraries in use for R. https://github.com/hadley/plyr
Yup, my first thought too. Though presumably different roots - player and pliers. There's also another stringr (crowdsourced video content platform) and caret (text editing for Chrome).
Re: Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
#5Would this work with Cordova Media files? Something like this is missing in Cordova/Phonegap atm.
Re: Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
#6AS someone that programs in R plyr is a major library for manipulating languages. It is one of the most popular libraries in use for R. https://github.com/hadley/plyr
Yup, my first thought too. Though presumably different roots - player and pliers. There's also another stringr (crowdsourced video content platform) and caret (text editing for Chrome).
Now dplyr has pretty much replaced it with better syntax and perf. Take a look at it.
https://github.com/hadley/dplyr
Re: Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
#7Very clean looking. I'm not so keen on the default "start playing from the beginning" icon though. To me, it looks too much like a "loop" toggle. Also, it would be nice if the caption toggle had a visual on/off look. Perhaps it could have a solid fill when turned on. This would make it easier to tell at a glance if captions are on when at a point in a video where there's no dialogue.
Agreed. Love the L&F but that icon is slightly "misleading," as far as typical user expectations goes.
Re: Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
#8Works really well on Firefox 31.5.0 on Slackware Linux. Cool! I usually experience a fair amount of trouble related to HTML5 video/audio.
Re: Plyr – A simple HTML5 media player
#9This is really nice.
The only small suggestion I'd make from a usability standpoint: make volume adjustments as the slider is being dragged instead of waiting until `mouseup`. It's always nicer to get immediate feedback when you're changing volume levels.
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#10IANAL and I am scared by licenses I don't recognize. I pretty much bail as soon as I see the words "all rights reserved" regardless of what comes after it.
That said, this license is extremely short and for a tool that is clearly intended to be distributed. Is this essentially a CC attribution license? If so, why not just use that?