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Flotzam Video

June 30, 2007 01:33 by Flotzam

The video was created using Microsoft Silverlight and Microsoft Expression Media Encoder. You will need to install Silverlight in order to see the video, but don't be scared: it is only a couple of megabytes...

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July 24. 2007 17:31

Here's the links if you want to by pass the framework check:

http://flotzam.com/download/flotzam.application
http://flotzam.com/download/flotzam.zip

Flotzam

July 26. 2007 20:27

If this was a conventional flash embed, I would watch it.

Usability FTW.

Michael Vroegop

July 26. 2007 21:46

The video doesn't work for me in IE7 or Firefox. I did learn of Gravatar thanks to you though! So, thanks! Hopefully you'll get the video working soon! Good luck.

Are you going to be making a widget for flotzam? I'm not exactly sure how it works yet, I need .NET 3 to run this.

David

July 27. 2007 02:32

I keep trying to view zotlam's video but keep receiving error msgs. not a 32bit application,I attemted several of your applications w/same results *pout* I am however learning new and interesting things browsing the site.
Thank You,
Me *smilz*

Pam

July 27. 2007 16:16

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July 27. 2007 20:48

I just fixed the video...

Flotzam

August 4. 2007 13:46

For those without Silverlight, just download the source video in WMV format (you'll need Windows Media Player or VLC):

msbluelight-0.agappdom.net/.../flotzam.wmv

Matt Tait

August 8. 2007 07:32

I installed Silverlight, in both IE7 and FF2, and *STILL* can't watch the video.

And yes, I rebooted both browsers, and then my computer, and then I gave up.

Too bad...

Cristos Lianides-Chin

August 8. 2007 10:11

argh -- that's because I haven't updated it to Silverlight RC -- thanks for your patience...

Flotzam

September 5. 2007 10:47

Good thing this video is in Silverlight. I happened to install it on my machine because I plan to play around with it in the future at work.

I never realized how unusable the typical flash encoded videos were until I double clicked on the movie and it automatically went to full screen like I expected.

Brandon

June 19. 2009 09:26

I agree with you.

tiffany