SketchyConferences
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You are going to far!
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Watch the video and imagine that sketchup on both machines or multiple machines is getting data from a central location a server somewhere. Scott is downloading data sets and that data is then translated by ruby into geometry. It would appear that through ruby Sketchup can communicate bi-directional to a remote computer so the possibility of shared modeling does exist.
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that would be awesome. I simply have to trust your judgement with this, for I have no knowledge of programming at all.
but imagine you have a live modeling event going on at the scf, where loads of people can watch someone model in real time...
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I imagine someone could make some good money teaching people how to use sketchup this way!
If I only knew how to make rubies...
I love this idea!
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@unknownuser said:
Gaieus... it has been a couple of weeks... am I missing something?
No, you are not. There are possibilities but we need to organise everything beforehand. There are cool softwres as well. Have a look at Susan's "Webinars" for instance.In this sample video she is tutoring a "class" (notice her online webcam face on the right, too). At around the half of the webinar one of the students shares his computer window with her (and I think with the others) but what is relly cool is that at the end of the sample, she takes control of the student's computer and shows some FOV trick on it remotely! Yes, it's her who is actually modeling there!
I hope, Susan, you don't mind this "free advertising" here!
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I'm resurrecting this thread beacause I need a favour. BTW thanks Gai for the free advertising!
When I first launched my webinars I placed the sample video on my website and I wrote the html myself to run it. Now I don't know html formally and despite that I have been making corrections and changes to my webpages for 5 years. Sometimes I get into trouble, like potentially with this video demo page.
Most people had no problem running it but I did get reports, from this forum in fact, that some people wre unable to run it.
I have had a professional revise the code for me but we do need the page tested. If you would be good enough to test the page and report any issues, I would be very grateful. Thanks much guys. -
@sorgesu said:
I'm resurrecting this thread beacause I need a favour. BTW thanks Gai for the free advertising!
When I first launched my webinars I placed the sample video on my website and I wrote the html myself to run it. Now I don't know html formally and despite that I have been making corrections and changes to my webpages for 5 years. Sometimes I get into trouble, like potentially with this video demo page.
Most people had no problem running it but I did get reports, from this forum in fact, that some people wre unable to run it.
I have had a professional revise the code for me but we do need the page tested. If you would be good enough to test the page and report any issues, I would be very grateful. Thanks much guys.Firefox displays an empty page. Only IE seems to work.
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Thanks much. I'll get on it.
I've temporarily replaced it with the old version, which does work
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Okay,
Active on the site is my old code: http://www.entouragearts.com/webinar.htmlon a hidden page is the new professional code: http://www.entouragearts.com/webinarNorm.html
If I could ask you guys to try both and report to me any problems with either specifying the browser you are using? Many many thanks.
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Both made FireFox unstable and it crashed.
Was able to see the video with this one "on a hidden page is the new professional code: http://www.entouragearts.com/webinarNorm.html", but had to "Launch in external player".
The first one didn't work with Chrome, but again could "Launch in external player" with the professional coded page.
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Thanks for that Dik. They both work fine for me in Firefox.
Can you tell me if you are on Vista or XP?My pro basically washed his hands of this, not wanting to take more time.He coded it so it would require an external player. He originally gave me a link for a Plug In for Firefox that people would have to download first before opening my link but I think that is inefficient and was looking for an auto download from within the script. So looks like I'm stuck with the one with the external player.
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Given that Dik has identified that the professional version is at least preferable in Firefox, I have replaced the link on the site with that version. There is now only a single link to test if you would all be so kind. Please and thank you.
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It displays fine on my Firefox at work (although I cannot check the sound as I don't have speakers on this machine).
All in all, Flash would be the most cross platform and cross browser solution IMO.
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it worked for me without problem on Chrome. for InternetExplorer I merely had to activate an activeX element to make it work. (both video and sound).
I had to wait for some 20 seconds though for it to load the first bit, but didn't get any status bar of how much was loaded. if someone is impatient, he may not wait long enough for the video to load.I tried it on XP and will do another test on Vista (with Firefox, IE and Chrome) tonight.
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@gaieus said:
All in all, Flash would be the most cross platform and cross browser solution IMO.
Yup, agreed.
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Thanks so much guys. I can't do it in flash. It was recorded using the webinar software tools that I use and they do not provide a flash format that can be embedded into an html page. My web guy converted the mwv file to flash but he said the sound then became very tinny. Ah the trials and tribulations.
thanks so much again.
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@plot-paris said:
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I had to wait for some 20 seconds though for it to load the first bit, but didn't get any status bar of how much was loaded. if someone is impatient, he may not wait long enough for the video to load.Yep, that's me impatient. No way I would have waited 20 minutes for it to load, even if there was something to tell me that it was actually doing something.
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dik, I wouldn't post a clip that took 20 minutes to load.
He said 20 seconds. That isn't even a universal experience and is individual ISP provider and timing dependant. Not much one can do about that -
That is what I get for trying to read with too little sleep...
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ok. at home, with windows vista it doesn't work at all as an embedded version. only the external player plays back the video.
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