Hi everyone:
On 4/2/07, Nick Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to hyperlink within a Video?
Meaning: The outro of the video has a URL displayed. If someone clicks
on the URL display it directly goes to your website.
Does that make sense?
Yes it does however if you
, Adrian Miles wrote:
around the 2/4/07 Charles Iliya Krempeaux mentioned about Re:
[videoblogging] Hyperlinks in Video that:
Although, with QuickTime you
would have to make the whole screen (displaying the video) clickable.
(You could NOT make just a a portion of it clickable.)
no, in QT you can
/index.html
Its a bit of a clunky editor but work just fine.
On Apr 2, 2007, at 7:26 PM, Adrian Miles wrote:
around the 2/4/07 Charles Iliya Krempeaux mentioned about Re:
[videoblogging] Hyperlinks in Video that:
Although, with QuickTime you
would have to make the whole screen (displaying
Does anyone know how to hyperlink within a Video?
Meaning: The outro of the video has a URL displayed. If someone clicks
on the URL display it directly goes to your website.
Does that make sense?
If you know how or can directly me to a link where I could learn how
to do this, I (and others of
Depends on the type of video file, but if you're using QuickTime, I
recommend a lil program called eZediaQTI
(http://www.ezedia.com/products/eZediaQTI/index.html) It lets you
create nice looking links and buttons. There's a free demo version
that has enough functionality for most simple uses.
Hi Nick,
Blip TV recently announced that they were going to make a DIY
clickable advert creator, which I would imagine would help you create
a clickable outro just fine. But I can't find any reference to it on
the Blip site.
Other than that, there are a few ways of doing it, but none of
um... or you could just use that :D
Rupert
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On 2 Apr 2007, at 22:53, David Meade wrote:
Depends on the type of video file, but if you're
Hey Nick,
I think this came up before on this list... and the answer was that
this could be done with SMIL... but one could also do something like
that, but more limited, with QuickTime. Although, with QuickTime you
would have to make the whole screen (displaying the video) clickable.
(You could
Hi Charles,
Sorry, guess I wrote too much as always. You *can* make part of it
clickable, using either the tool that David Meade suggested or by
creating clickable areas in the sprite track. However many areas,
however small or large, for as long or short as you want, and they
can be
right. Check out the end of my latest video
(http://www.davidmeade.com) there are at least 3 separate clickable
links (each pointing to different urls) on the same frame.
1 goes to http://www.davidmeade.com
1 goes to the permalink for that video
1 goes to the cc license info
..
You may be
around the 2/4/07 Nick Schmidt mentioned about [videoblogging]
Hyperlinks in Video that:
Does anyone know how to hyperlink within a Video?
Meaning: The outro of the video has a URL displayed. If someone clicks
on the URL display it directly goes to your website.
Does that make sense?
If you
around the 2/4/07 Charles Iliya Krempeaux mentioned about Re:
[videoblogging] Hyperlinks in Video that:
Although, with QuickTime you
would have to make the whole screen (displaying the video) clickable.
(You could NOT make just a a portion of it clickable.)
no, in QT you can make any part
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