Looks like a great idea. But good luck implementing those iOS-style blurring effects in a real browser.
Caught us there. currently it is only an purple tinted overlay!
Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
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Re: Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
#32I actually found the music and the video demo excellent! Great demo of your app.
The music was especially beautiful, I even looked it up. It's Planet Love by DJ Quicksilver in case anyone else liked it.
Don't let all these comments about auto-playing audio put you down. Great experience!
Re: Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
#33I'm reading in the comments that there's more on the page if you scroll. I'm using a laptop with no mouse and no scroll on the trackpad and neither Page Down nor Space nor the arrow keys work.
Re: Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
#34I actually found the music and the video demo excellent! Great demo of your app. The music was especially beautiful, I even looked it up. It's Planet Love by DJ Quicksilver in case anyone else liked it. Don't let all these comments about auto-playing audio put you down. Great experience!
Well that was positive! Thank you! btw I turned it down to 25% in the last 10 minutes, I think it was at full blast before :)
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#35So famo.us has got a pretty bad reputation, but it's actually a really good idea. The code is actually really well written too, and I'm sure that any bugs it has.. vis a vis scrolling etc.. are not design faults. They can be fixed. This is probably the best technical explanation I have seen of what famo.us actually is : http://ibm.com/developerworks/library/wa-famous/index.html
I don't get the hate famo.us gets on HN. But to be clear, their code isn't the best. Their code is quite janky in places and is very poorly documented (in the source and in the docs). I'm also pretty sure the bugs it has are design faults. All of this can be fixed, though, which is why I like to take a "wait and see" approach with famous.
Re: Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
#36Pretty slick video. The page is pretty buggy is some annoying ways. The chrome gesture for paging back doesn't work since I assume it's grabbing the mouse. When you page back or forwards to the page it reloads and it's white.
I didn't even know I could scroll down because holding the down button did nothing. That said, I do agree the video is really nice, and it's been a while since I saw a promising approach to collaborative video editing.
> I didn't even know I could scroll down because holding the down button did nothing.
Wait, you can scroll down? There's no scrollbar, page-up/page-down/up/down do nothing, space does nothing. The site seems to be completely inaccessible to keyboard users.
Re: Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
#37Autoplaying music = instant close
Since the entire site is basically built around the demo, I think it's fine in this case, and improves the experience of seeing the demo.
Re: Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
#38Re: Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
#39Looks like a great idea. But good luck implementing those iOS-style blurring effects in a real browser.
Not efficient and only works in WebKit but -webkit-filter: blur(Npx) makes a nice effect
Re: Frame.io: A GitHub for Video
#40Full disclosure: I'm the CTO at Nimia.
At Nimia (https://app.nimia.com) we already provide all the basic features listed here. You can archive, share, transfer, preview, comment on collections of videos. Available right now, no waiting for an mvp release.
You can also privately license your work to clients, publish it to our marketplace, etc. We have tools to promote your individual brand and also have a whole host of collaboration tools that are in the pipeline.