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Our website has a video banner auto loop playing on the homepage, it plays and looks fine on Safari, but in Chrome and Firefox it is running choppy and extremely pixelated. I'm unable to determine what is the root cause and have not found any other sources online that are having this occur. Can be viewed at www.redminnow.com If you have a better way of adding video to a banner, please provide the solution or point me in the right direction. I did not develop this site, just a guy looking for a solution to provide to my PW developer. Thanks, Duane
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Hello, I'm using prettyphoto to display pictures and I already linked it to PW. Good! Prettyphoto has the option of uploading youtube, vimeo and more video formats. I would like to have a field which accepts video. I've tried to use the field of images but it only accepts img formats. Prettyphoto works in a simple way. This would be the upload of an image: <div class="single_left"> <a href="_img/examples/image-1.jpg" rel="prettyPhoto[gal1]" title="it works"><img src="_img/examples/thumb-1_50.jpg" alt="" /></a> </div> This of a video: <div class="single"> <a href="http://vimeo.com/19880686" rel="prettyPhoto[gal1]" title="me with my friends in festival bu bu"><img src="_img/examples/thumb-6_50.jpg" alt="" /></a> </div> As you can observe the only thing that changes is the href from a url where the picture is hosted to the link given by vimeo in this example to embed in your website. Therefore there should be a field or something which lets you print this link into href. I don;t know if to use a field or some manipulation... In this moment this is the code for the list of pictures displayed with PW. It does work and I would like to create the same system for the videos if possible: <?php foreach($page->photo as $image){ echo "<div class='single'><a href='{$image->url}' rel='prettyPhoto[gal1]' title='{$image->description}'><img src='{$image->getThumb('thumbnail')}' width='50' height='50' alt='' /></a></div>"; } ?>
