Hi,
I’m using [pork1977gm] 's VideoJS Advanced plugin and I really like it so far! However, I’m having trouble figuring out the correct workflow for one of my apps. I read the following pages before getting in touch with you:
- [[PLUGIN] - VideoJS Advanced + YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, HLS, DASH, MUX, Pre-roll Ads (plus more) - #50 by christo1]
- [[PLUGIN] - VideoJS Advanced + YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, HLS, DASH, MUX, Pre-roll Ads (plus more)]
- [How can I leave comments on a video with time code? - #8 by pork1977gm]
I want to use the commenting feature of the plugin. In the database I have “Item”s which has a list of Comments. Items can be audio, image or video files.
I was able to create “Comment”s with X and Y coordinates and timestamps, and attach them to the proper “Item”s, but I’m having trouble listing these comments on the images and videos.
For images, the concept is that the image loads into the Videoplayer, and shows all the related Comments in the form of a circle with the creator’s profile picture, all at once over the image. The user would be able to click on those and open the details of the comments. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to achieve this.
My workflow was the following for the images:
- VideoJSPlayer has loaded data:
- Trigger time event (list) VideoJSPlayer
- Intervals: Parent group’s Item’s comments:each item’s timestamp
- Pause: no
- One time event: yes
- VideoJSPlayer reaches a specified time:
- Add overlay VideoJSPlayer:
- Is video: no
- Start: 0
- End: This VideoJSPlayer’s Duration
For videos, I was also having trouble with adding a timeline below the player with the comments positioned on the right timestamp value (just how jj11 was able to achieve it here: [How can I leave comments on a video with time code? - #30 by jj11])
So basically I’m having trouble listing Comments based on their coordinates.
(Additional feature idea: A custom, repeating group type of element with dynamic X and Y position values for its items would make this really easy.)
I hope you can help me with this issue.
Kind regards, Zoltan