I think Adblock Plus is used in all the browsers. However, I just tested on my 64bit desktop as a test chromium user profile with no extensions, the issue remained. Two screenshots from this run:
The issue might have to do with my user account (I should use a test user) or my location/ISP. For the record: I'm in Berlin, Germany, my ISP is Kabel Deutschland.
Ideally, provide a .png and additionally an .ora inside of a .zip (is there built-in compression?).
If .ora is not compressed, this might be the only reason to reject it as a direct upload, but for now, please feel free to upload .ora inside of a .zip or .7z but for ease of use, I recommend you provide a .png as well.
socapex: telling us there is noise without explaining whether it's in the file or just during playback and whether it is also in the original/wav and not providing proof is trolling/FUD-ing again :)
I'm pretty sure there is one or two sets on OpenGameArt that would suit your needs perfectly. While I look for it, can you please tell me whether and how (what search terms) you searched? This way we can find out if the art is insufficiently tagged.
Looking at 1a of the license text, it looks like you're not allowed to use this track in a video that is not licensed under cc-by-sa (the license of this track).
FLAC is lossless. The slider is for the complexity (or whatever the right term is) of compression. Highver value = better compression = more processing time to decompress.
Same with PNG (lossless, level of compression can be manipulated).
Storage costs less than bandwidth. So it'd be useful to auto-convert lossless formats to lossy formats on OGA and provide both to save bandwidth, as mp3 is ideal for most purposes.
Thanks for the instructions, CruzR.
There are no errors.
There seems to be one warning:
Resource interpreted as Font but transferred with MIME type application/octet-stream: "http://opengameart.org/sites/all/themes/oga/fonts/DroidSans-Bold.ttf".
As far as I can tell, actually receiving (parts of) the website itself is the only problem.
Here's an edited video of me using the console: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz0hUTsro3c
I think Adblock Plus is used in all the browsers. However, I just tested on my 64bit desktop as a test chromium user profile with no extensions, the issue remained. Two screenshots from this run:
http://i.imgur.com/bABAH.png
http://i.imgur.com/H9hNf.png
The issue might have to do with my user account (I should use a test user) or my location/ISP. For the record: I'm in Berlin, Germany, my ISP is Kabel Deutschland.
Ideally, provide a .png and additionally an .ora inside of a .zip (is there built-in compression?).
If .ora is not compressed, this might be the only reason to reject it as a direct upload, but for now, please feel free to upload .ora inside of a .zip or .7z but for ease of use, I recommend you provide a .png as well.
Thank you very much for this delicious antidepressant! :)
socapex: telling us there is noise without explaining whether it's in the file or just during playback and whether it is also in the original/wav and not providing proof is trolling/FUD-ing again :)
Scrittl: see my text or the video description.
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Hi,
I'm pretty sure there is one or two sets on OpenGameArt that would suit your needs perfectly. While I look for it, can you please tell me whether and how (what search terms) you searched? This way we can find out if the art is insufficiently tagged.
Awesome! :D
+1 on "I think it would be pretty cool to see her in Valyria Tear."
Looking at 1a of the license text, it looks like you're not allowed to use this track in a video that is not licensed under cc-by-sa (the license of this track).
FLAC is lossless. The slider is for the complexity (or whatever the right term is) of compression. Highver value = better compression = more processing time to decompress.
Same with PNG (lossless, level of compression can be manipulated).
Storage costs less than bandwidth. So it'd be useful to auto-convert lossless formats to lossy formats on OGA and provide both to save bandwidth, as mp3 is ideal for most purposes.
I just realized that this does not happen on forum pages but only on art submit or edit pages.
CruzR: thanks for the feedback! I'm not sure how to use the tools to find out what the cause might be.
More info: the issue is on both my desktop (arch linux 64bit) as well as my netbook (arch linux 32bit), both chromium and firefox.
Firefox (32bit) just spawned an error message saying that a script is taking long:
Script: http://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/js/
js_3jHghlMLrjr9xXAC0JufqSSch3oAbkZstSqYdc4uuck.js:49
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