Open crosborn opened 7 years ago
My plan is to attempt to solve it along these lines:
http://stackoverflow.com/a/16328805
For Instagram it works exactly the same way as twitter, with just the starting bit of the oEmbed code changing. The other thing I've done is offer the gfx op a location on the screen with a dropdown box for 'center middle' (if it's a big picture), bottom left / bottom right etc. which updates the class and puts the tweet in that location. We'll see if I can get it to work!
Twitter completed. Instagram and Facebook 95% completed. Requires feedback and comments.
@danleedham What's the status of this? Are the changes going to get pushed in with this, or will they stay in the separate package designed to be run from a laptop?
ideally should be rolled into one, but tbf most places wont need the functionality :P
From what I saw last Roses, @danleedham had a special version of CG with a background image on. Having the ability to toggle on/off the background image would be a nice touch, and would then merge both use cases into one? :)
The Full Screen Social Media package for use as a single input source to the mixer doesn't run in any version of CasparCG I've tested but works a dream in a Chrome window. This is meant for use with like invision stuff and works out the box for now. I'm wanting to make a search functionality etc so it's easier to find content rather than in another page....
As for on-screen stuff this is still a work in progress. I've got two methods for doing it, one is temperamental (have to open in the client before opening the page in dashboard or get crash, then you can't go to another dashboard or crash) so I'm steering clear
The one I'm more hopeful on uses ng-tweets to do it, however I need some help with some scope confusion which I'll post specifically in here when I'm next on my laptop.
The one I'm more hopeful on uses ng-tweets to do it, however I need some help with some scope confusion which I'll post specifically in here when I'm next on my laptop.
New twitter & Instagram integration.