Cruch Time Help! 3 LabVIEW Tutorial Videos: State Machines; Faster Code; Simulation

[Dave Flowerday]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

Is the actual video (and/or player) hosted on a different server? The firewall here is pretty draconian when it comes to things like YouTube or other public video/image/blogging sites.

Here's what that line noise decodes to:
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[LVMastery]

Guys, I appreciate the interest!

The line you are referring to is an obfuscation, which is intended to make it difficult for sites to extract my videos and play them without my knowledge or approval. Personally, I don't think that's unreasonable?!?

Even if that wasn't there, the tool I'm using to create these screencasts is Camtasia Studio, and it uses a javascript controller to play the flash video files.

Now, I'm never one to complain about any attention, good or bad, and I'm sorry if the way I posted my videos is distracting, but I'm not really sure its relevant to this forum.

I'm a LabVIEW programmer, not a web programmer, and the web development tools I'm using seem to work well for for most situations, but if you are having trouble, I'd be happy to help as much as I can. However, I won't be able to remove the js requirement, and, frankly, you are the first ever to comment on it being an issue.

Ben

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by LVMastery

The line you are referring to is an obfuscation, which is intended to make it difficult for sites to extract my videos and play them without my knowledge or approval. Personally, I don't think that's unreasonable?!?

It's reasonable until it makes it difficult for a user (e.g., me) to play your videos with your approval.

...if you are having trouble, I'd be happy to help as much as I can.

The one piece of information I could use is the name of the server on which the video is hosted. With that, I can either confirm or rule out my theory that firewall rules are causing me grief.

I haven't tried accessing the lvmastery site using my home connection since I got the information that JavaScript is strictly required. I'll try to remember to give it a go again late this evening when I'm there (it's a real pain not having Internet access at the robotics shop).