RevMedia 4.0 alpha released

[Richard Miller]

Thanks, George.

Normally, the "player" window would appear on top (above the browser) as 
soon as a selection was clicked. The user would then know something was 
taking place. But this version of the plugin has that little bug in it 
(which doesn't bring new windows to the top). Yes... the music is all 
being downloaded from a server. No music files reside in the revlet.

To stop playback, on a PC, just "alt-tab" to find the "player" window. 
It lies hidden behind the browser. Not sure how to access it on a Mac, 
but I know it is running and present somewhere.

Richard




George C Brackett wrote:
> Your Scorecues app is great!  Plus so is the music!  Why the delay, do 
> you think -- downloading from the server?  Would it be possible to add 
> at least a beachball to let the user know sound is coming?  I also 
> searched all over for a way to stop playback before going hunting for 
> another selection. But what a niggler I am.  Very nice, and a big 
> boost for your brother to be able to send prospective clients to the 
> web for a search.
>
> George
>
> On Jul 22, 2009, at 4:03 PM, Richard Miller wrote:
>
> Works great for me as well. VERY cool! Congratulations to Kevin and 
> team !!
>
> Threw this application up for a test. It's a music database I built 
> for my brother (he's a composer in Los Angeles). As noted, secondary 
> windows which are supposed to come up on top, end up behind the 
> browser. But they are there and can be accessed just by looking for 
> them as if they were another open application.
>
> In this particular application, when results show up in the field at 
> right, just click the title to hear the track. It might take a moment 
> before you hear them. Again, if you look, you'll find there is a 
> "music player" window open behind your browser.
>
>       http://www.digitalprogolf.com/Scorecues.html
>
> I'd like to know if this doesn't work for anyone (assuming your RevWeb 
> plugin is installed and working).
>
> Best regards,
> Richard Miller
>
>
>
>
> Ludovic Thébault wrote:
>>
>> Le 22 juil. 09 à 21:34, Edward D Lavieri Jr a écrit :
>>
>>>
>>> I had the same issue with FireFox on a Mac (OS X).
>>>
>>
>> Work great for me. Safari 4, MacOS X
>>
>> Just a test of an app converted by one click in an web app !
>> http://ludovic.thebault.free.fr/test/test.html
>>
>> I've noticed some "bugs" with others rapid tests :
>> all others stacks or windows opened by the web app are displayed in 
>> the background, behind the current window (so we don't see it)
>> MacOS menus are... small and not very responsive (look at the test 
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