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Re: [Audio-video] http://www.tcij.org/node/907


From: J.B. Nicholson-Owens
Subject: Re: [Audio-video] http://www.tcij.org/node/907
Date: Sun, 08 Sep 2013 14:30:01 -0500
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Richard Stallman wrote:
Could you please get that brief talk posted?
Also, please tell me if the way they have done it is in a good format.

I don't see a video on http://www.tcij.org/node/907 but on that page I see a link to what looks like it could be a video on http://www.tcij.org/node/899

Unfortunately on http://www.tcij.org/node/899 I don't see a video, I see something done with Flash that I can't play.

Looking at the markup I see something hosted on viddler.com that looks like a video file.

A friend of mine was able to extract the video file using a program called "get_flash_videos" which is free software licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. Unfortunately the code repo for this program is hosted on Google:

https://code.google.com/p/get-flash-videos/

get_flash_videos was able to extract the very long URL for this video:

http://cij.a.ec.viddler.com/cij_azd7gl8g2aa71re4ydkc19f5oov1uh.mp4?fd9f2a1c14aadf1069f046c06af41e2b08c19cc36d86769d8a2512c1bc562d5a4ac1803f8dc1e761e5f787e843757c739b485f75cd0e98c8d9ea624949df88d2efdfe50668

and download the video itself.

The video file is an MP4 video with AAC-encoded sound and H264 video.

So I'd say this video is not encoded in formats favorable to free software and the video appears to require Flash to play in the most ordinary way (simply visiting http://www.tcij.org/node/899 as most web users are likely to do).



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