I found a tutorial over here: http://funprogramming.org/125-Simple-video-player-in-Processing.html

What programming language do I use to program an mp4 video?

Is there a way to code a mp4 video from scratch? How do I do it?

Quote from: DarkestEx on November 27, 2015, 12:43:49 AM

Quote from: Ephraim Becker on November 27, 2015, 12:43:03 AM
I actually indented my code. Take a look at it now!

OK granted that, but you have not replied to of them.

I'm going to try to listen to more of the feedback in the next release, 0.5.0

I actually indented my code. Take a look at it now!

Quote from: DarkestEx on November 27, 2015, 12:30:42 AM

Quote from: Ephraim Becker on November 27, 2015, 12:27:46 AM
Virtual friend version 0.4.0 is finally out. You can view it live on my website: http://ephraimb.github.io/Virtual-Friend

or

You can download it at this link: https://github.com/EphraimB/Virtual-Friend/releases/tag/0.4.0

You are ignoring feedback altogether, aren't you [emoji19]

What feedback am I ignoring?

Virtual friend version 0.4.0 is finally out. You can view it live on my website: http://ephraimb.github.io/Virtual-Friend

or

You can download it at this link: https://github.com/EphraimB/Virtual-Friend/releases/tag/0.4.0

Quote from: Juju on November 24, 2015, 05:24:28 PM
I'm afraid there's probably no such thing as a flat fee, except if you're actually buying hardware and you're going to host the server in your own closet and still, you're going to pay every month for your internet access. Those I recommended are the closest I can find to a flat fee, as in, billing is not every month but every few months to every few years.

I want to buy my own hardware and host my server in my own home. Where do I start?

I want to know how to build my own internet server and get my own .com domain for a flat fee. I don't want to pay every month for this. How can I do this?

Virtual friend version 0.3.0 is finally out. You can view it live on my website: http://ephraimb.github.io/Virtual-Friend


or


You can download it at this link: https://github.com/EphraimB/Virtual-Friend/releases/tag/0.3.0

Virtual friend 0.3.0 is going to be ready very soon! It will fetch all the news feeds from http://www.npr.org, the only RSS feeds with CORS support. You can check out 0.3.0 beta at: http://ephraimb.github.io/Virtual-Friend

Trying to get my Virtual Friend(http://ephraimb.github.io/Virtual-Friend) to fetch an RSS feed from the internet and have a conversation based on that. The problem is I dont see any RSS feeds supporting CORS.


Edit: MSN has CORS enabled but it returns an error:

XML5608: Semicolon expected.
Line: 11, Column 130

I just read up on CORS again and it said that access-control-allow-origin has to be enabled on the server that i'm accessing it from. Since i'm not in control of the server i'm trying to access, I need to find RSS feeds with CORS enabled. Does anyone know of any?

Should I go with JSONP? GitHub Pages doesn't support server-side programming languages so I have no choice but to do this in JavaScript.


Edit: I'm very confused about CORS. If CORS allows you to request other sites, then why can't I. I'm only able to do this in IE 11 locally.

Is it a good idea to use JSONP to get around the origin problem?