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Posted by John

For our Open Design project (later more on this) I need to draw flightpaths between objects in a browser window. After some searching I found help in paper.js. You can do amazing animations with it, have a look at this rainbow example.
paper.js rainbow example
paper.js rainbow example

It's HTML5 which might be a problem for our project, but it's a good example of what future web application might have in store.

Posted by John

In my previous blog entry I got the idea of making subtitles for Vimeo movies. I extended that idea to make it even easier.
The attached MidityVimeo javascript library contains all code to create subtitles the easy way. The only thing you have to do is:

  1. Make sure you include the MidityVimeo and the GoogleAPI javascript in your page
  2. Paste the Vimeo Embed code in your HTML
  3. Create the Javascript subtitles as mentioned in my previous blog 
  4. Call a function to activate the subtitles: 
    MidityVimeoLib.showSubtitles(clip_id, subtitles, ID_Of_Subtitles_DIV);

Things to note:

Posted by John

UPDATE [12 mar 2010]: There now is an easy to use library implementing subtitles as described below. Read all about it here:vimeo subtitles midityvimeo library.

I found the following movie of the Dutch band De Kift on Vimeo.com. But because it is in Dutch, it would be difficult to share it with you. So I created subtitles. For you!

 
Dutch, but with subtitles for our English speaking friends


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