[Curtis Thompson]

Hello,

Sorry – your description is a little vague to offer advice on. Can you post a link to the page in question and describe the issue slightly differently?

Any control can be tied to a specific video via javascript, so it’s hard to say what your specific issue is without the example.

sitruc

[Curtis Thompson]

Hello,

Nope – you could easily just only listen to the “r” key (in the example I posted, that’d be the “k” key) and just cycle through them. right now it loops back to the start when you get to the last video, but you could even disable that and just alert the user that they’d reached the last video.

the “j” here just lets you go backwards – it’s not necessary to have that.

sitruc

[Curtis Thompson]

Hello,

Here’s a quick fiddle i made to demonstrate this for you:

https://jsfiddle.net/sitruc/Lqs5tm4x/1/

It uses jquery, but as noted in the comments, that’s just for convenience. Also uses HTML5 video, but that’s safe enough these days. However you would need to catch older browsers just in case.

Hope that helps!

sitruc

[Curtis Thompson]

Hello,

It depends, I think (job growth) – certainly both have a lot of potential. Would you want to go work for somebody else or run your own business? If it’s the latter, web might be a better option, as you can find lots of mom and pop style clients just about anywhere (there are a lot of bad designers out there who let people down all the time, unfortunately).

Motion and animation is certainly not going anywhere either, but if you wanted to go work in Hollywood on the big projects, you will find that it’s very competitive and not someplace that a small fish gets very rich doing. But the work might be rewarding. Of course there’s also lots of companies that make a great living doing advertising videos and stuff like that too.

So both have different potentials of job growth and career progression for sure – it just depends on which route you choose, and how much effort you want to put into growing a new set of skills!

Hope that helps a bit?

sitruc

[Curtis Thompson]

[Brad Bussé] ” Is it not possible to apply a 3D LUT within code?”

nope – you really do have to revisit the compression stages. if you have to change a video card setting to make it look nice, then it’s going to be there and not in the html code that just plays what you give it.

(and asking users to change their video card settings to watch your video is extremely user-unfriendly and pointless, really)

[Curtis Thompson]

hello,

there is no code fix – it entirely is up to how you render out and compress the mp4. not sure why you’re having that issue specifically, but that is the part of the process that you’ll have to focus your efforts on.

sorry to not have a better answer for you!

sitruc

[Curtis Thompson]

hello,

can you restore the page at bakedfx.com/kyke so that we can see it in action? your description is hard for me to visualize to give you any good advice.

thanks,
sitruc

[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

you can do it with a scripting language like php very easily – here’s a brief tutorial…

https://webdesign.about.com/od/php/ht/force_download.htm

then you could just add a parameter to the php script to take a file name and you can have one script serve up multiple files…just be careful to not just take any path to download, or else somebody could just put in a path to a system file and get a copy of that too. not good.

hope that helps!

sitruc

[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

wrt your first one, try their support page to learn more:

https://support.apple.com/kb/HT2240

wrt the second – qt pro is a separate app, so if it doesn’t, you can always download it separately and install it. i don’t recall if fcp installs it or not, but a license to it is not included – that i am fairly sure of.

sitruc

[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

try this thread:

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3206761?start=30&tstart=0

i will say that while i am versed in running multiple os’s on a single machine, i have not ever personally had your situation of snow leopard and mountain lion. there seem to be some grumblings about not being able to put the former on a box running the latter, which would have to be something that apple is specifically stopping in the os itself if so.

the solution of installing it on an external drive might work, but unless you have a really nice speedy connection to that drive, i would have to say that running an os that way would be pretty painful…

sorry to not have a specific answer for your case – it does seem that apple is trying to force people into mountain lion a bit, which is unfortunate.

sitruc