At this point it still has a lot of rough edges. Mainly would like some feedback if you have trouble loading, if or not you have Service Pack 2 installed, what browser and version,etc..
Comments pro or con are of course always appreciated and welcome. I can't fix it if nobody tells me what's broke. <wink>
if you have NOT installed Service pack Two, go to this URL:
www.bb-video.net
It should work smoothly, You will see a little picture of me, click the button, should play fully full screen, edge to edge. If you don't see me, then you don't have the latest Flash 7 player. A quick install from the Macromedia site. I haven't automated and alternate pages yet.
If you have installed Service pack Two go to this URL:
http://www.bb-video.net/fullscreen.htm
You'll see why I'm ranting how Microsoft screwed things up.
If you see the nag warnings at very top of page, follow the Microsoft prompts to allow the page to load. Don't get freaked by the moronic messages the idiots of Redmond put there. There is nothing malicious, simply run of the mill JavaScripting that's perfectly safe. It detects your screen resolution, browser name, version and your OS.
To see better if you did install Service Pack Two if you're using Microsoft's IE browser once the page loads click on View then full screen. To escape full screen, use IE's controls at extreme top right
A WORK IN PROGRESS
Some movies aren't functional yet. Many of the buttons aren't active yet or not tested. Probably lots of typos. Since Microsoft broke the JavaScripting I have no idea if or not what parts of the Java Script work correctly, don't feel like undoing my install of Service Pack Two right now.
Menu choices that work are
green button go to tutorials
3D effects 1 tutorial
Calibration - just a test of a spinning earth
Color and Level Correction - 5 tutorials
To load click on any of the above buttons. For choices 1 and 3 sub menu will appear. On a roll over listing brief description of what tutorial is a about and a brief demo. Click to launch tutorial. Page buttons are provided to switch between pages. Movie buttons work correctly only for the 3D tutorial at this point.
If you have a BROADBAND connection loading should be very fast almost immediate. Depending on your speed you may see a brief flash of green and red which are what users of dial-up are seeing, the download status bar for each sub section of the site as it loads. For the movies you should see a status bar regardless of your connection speed since the movies while brief and fairly large in size. Its set to report how much is left to download both in seconds remaining and KB.
One feature I added is a GLOSSARY. Far from finished, much of the yellow text in the tutorials are cross referenced in the glossary.
To sample first click on the little blue glossary icon at left. Then once it opens at bottom of screen enter any search term in the space provided, the click on the search button. A list of "hits" will appear based on hits.
Example entering the word 'color' will for now produce 5 hits. Click on the one you're interested in and a brief reference is provided.
Comments pro or con are of course always appreciated and welcome. I can't fix it if nobody tells me what's broke. <wink>
if you have NOT installed Service pack Two, go to this URL:
www.bb-video.net
It should work smoothly, You will see a little picture of me, click the button, should play fully full screen, edge to edge. If you don't see me, then you don't have the latest Flash 7 player. A quick install from the Macromedia site. I haven't automated and alternate pages yet.
If you have installed Service pack Two go to this URL:
http://www.bb-video.net/fullscreen.htm
You'll see why I'm ranting how Microsoft screwed things up.
If you see the nag warnings at very top of page, follow the Microsoft prompts to allow the page to load. Don't get freaked by the moronic messages the idiots of Redmond put there. There is nothing malicious, simply run of the mill JavaScripting that's perfectly safe. It detects your screen resolution, browser name, version and your OS.
To see better if you did install Service Pack Two if you're using Microsoft's IE browser once the page loads click on View then full screen. To escape full screen, use IE's controls at extreme top right
A WORK IN PROGRESS
Some movies aren't functional yet. Many of the buttons aren't active yet or not tested. Probably lots of typos. Since Microsoft broke the JavaScripting I have no idea if or not what parts of the Java Script work correctly, don't feel like undoing my install of Service Pack Two right now.
Menu choices that work are
green button go to tutorials
3D effects 1 tutorial
Calibration - just a test of a spinning earth
Color and Level Correction - 5 tutorials
To load click on any of the above buttons. For choices 1 and 3 sub menu will appear. On a roll over listing brief description of what tutorial is a about and a brief demo. Click to launch tutorial. Page buttons are provided to switch between pages. Movie buttons work correctly only for the 3D tutorial at this point.
If you have a BROADBAND connection loading should be very fast almost immediate. Depending on your speed you may see a brief flash of green and red which are what users of dial-up are seeing, the download status bar for each sub section of the site as it loads. For the movies you should see a status bar regardless of your connection speed since the movies while brief and fairly large in size. Its set to report how much is left to download both in seconds remaining and KB.
One feature I added is a GLOSSARY. Far from finished, much of the yellow text in the tutorials are cross referenced in the glossary.
To sample first click on the little blue glossary icon at left. Then once it opens at bottom of screen enter any search term in the space provided, the click on the search button. A list of "hits" will appear based on hits.
Example entering the word 'color' will for now produce 5 hits. Click on the one you're interested in and a brief reference is provided.