It doesn't work on Firefox anywhere, because Firefox's developers are anti-H.264. So right now I have the choice of either using the video tag, where Firefox refuses to handle H.264 for ideological reasons, or using the QuickTime plugin which doesn't work on most mobile browsers and newer versions of IE because none of them support plugins, but all of them support the video tag and HTML.
One day I might get around to writing a special script that serves different code to Firefox that uses the old QuickTime stuff. Until then, you'll have to use another browser.
I've heard that Firefox 20 will support H.264 using whatever facilities the system has built in, but that may be Windows-only.
-- Uli Kusterer
"The Witnesses of TeachText are everywhere..."
http://www.masters-of-the-void.comOn 24.02.2013, at 10:30, geradamas <richmond@[redacted].maclaunchcom> wrote:
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>> I just uploaded the rest of the files from the Pantechnicon that I have (well, at least all stacks, I left out the script snippets for now as they wouldn't display/download too well without some extra work).
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>> I've also uploaded a little un-scripted, spontaneous (i.e. full of awkward pauses) screencast that demos the very basics of HyperCard using a simple example. Maybe I'll add more if I can find the time, but this should give people a vague idea what HyperCard is.
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>> together with all those links and documentation on HyperCard, and the xTalk interviews (which BTW now include an interview with the author of BayCard).
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>> Cheers,
>> -- Uli Kusterer
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http://stacksmith.org>>
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