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If I record a video with a larger than normal size (320x240 in this case), when you view it using Firefox, the controls for the video appear in the middle of the video. See
http://www.presenternow.com/pages/index.htm for example. It seems to work Ok in Internet Explorer. Pete |
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Hi Pete,
Thanks for the report. We'll take a look at this. We should be coming out with a maintenance update for SW this summer. We'll try and fix this one. I'll see if I can find a workaround for you in the time being, Thanks, OPTX Support |
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Hi Pete,
I have found a work around until the update for the product comes out. It is a simple change and firefox should work with the larger real video. In the /program files/optx/screenwatch6.0 folder there is a folder called template. In the template folder, there are several files ending in the .css name. These are style sheets that the templates use. In each style sheet, you need to find the element that looks like this: div.vplayerimage { position: relative; width: 160; background-image: url('black_white.gif'); height: 120; visibility: visible; z-index: 4; } (the url directive will be different for each style). Remove the lines that refer to width and height so that the vplayerimage section looks like this: div.vplayerimage { position: relative; background-image: url('black_white.gif'); visibility: visible; z-index: 4; } And then republish your material. It should work fine. Evidently, firefox doesn't like to be overridden by embed statements if the width and height are specified from within the style sheet. Hope that helps, OPTX Supportt |
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