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I would like to know if there is any way available to install Unity web player to a PC that is not connected to the internet.
The official installer installs an ActiveX component, and a NSAPI DLL and once these are installed the plugin will try to fetch the player and Mono from the internet and install them.
Download the full version plugin from this URL, works for me!
http://webplayer.unity3d.com/download_webplayer-3.x/UnityWebPlayerFull.exe
From the Unity documentation it should be possible.
If the Offline Deployment option is enabled for a webplayer then the UnityObject.js file (used to interface the player with the host page) will be placed alongside the player during the build. This enables the player to work with the local script file even when there is no network connection; normally, UnityObject.js is downloaded from Unity's webserver so as to make use of the latest version.
See the section about web player offline deployment on the unity documentation page: http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Manual/PublishingBuilds.html
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on my raspberry, I installed "motion" (the one with daemon) for my Pi Camera. However, I set up the Motion with the port 8081. If I open it on the raspberry using localhost:8081 it works but unfortunately with a big delay/lag. Maybe if you find a solution to this would be awesome. But my main problem is that if I want to open the server on my Pc by entering 192.168.xxx.xx:8081, it won't open at all. Using the IP without the port it still works. Maybe you find a solution.
The lag you encounter on Raspberry pi is because that same raspberry is processing the video input, and now you want to add processing of showing you that stream, after all, it is raspberry, no big deal there.
The Motion config file (/etc/motion/motion.conf) haves a setting named "Stream_localhost" by default it is set to ON, make sure you change it to OFF.
If you have any other problems I believe this simple instruction will help you.
How to Make Raspberry Pi Webcam Server and Stream Live Video || Motion + Webcam + Raspberry Pi
EDIT:
After quick google searching I found out that two more settings must be set to off also
webcam_localhost off
control_localhost off
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I am wondering if there already exists a translator to export a scratch project to HTML and javascript or to export a project so it can be played on a tablet.
As Scimonster mentioned in a comment, Phosphorus (written by Nathan) will run your projects on an HTML5 Canvas and let you export the project to other places.
However, Sulfurous is an improvement to the Phosphorus player and might run projects more accurately to how the Scratch Player would.
Note that both players have issues and might not replicate the projects perfectly.
Yes, you can use Scratch HTMLifier by SheepTester, which generates a HTML file that runs the project. It uses the official Scratch VM so everything should work the same as in Scratch. Note that variables and ask prompts will look different.
You don't need Phosphorus or Sulpherous now, since Scratch 3.0 (the current version) allows you to directly play on a tablet from the Scratch website. This is because Scratch 3.0 doesn't need Adobe Flash.
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I understand that PayPal had recently deprecated its developer site from x.com and launched the new one at developer.paypal.com.
However, on the new site I can't find any reference to the Android SDK (or MLP for Android), nor on Github repositories (https://github.com/paypal).
Does anyone know what's the future of the Android SDK?
Everything has not been moved over to the new site yet. Some of the stuff is being moved over in different phases. The Android SDK will eventually be moved over.
use rest api and wait for new paypall android sdk
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i subscribe to drupalize.me .but due to my slow internet connection i am not able to see video tutorials properly.i think this site use jwplayer and site provide no downloading option for videos.can anyone tell how to find direct downloading link of streaming video? if anyone give direct downloading link of drupalize.me free sample video it will be great.please help me
There is a way that works for me.
In an addition I removed -a vod option because it caused an error.
Real player has a browser plugin that does that, (works well only in IE)
Also IDM (internet download manager) does the same (again IE only) I've disable both plugins on chrome after having problems with it.
http://www.internetdownloadmanager.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY_7HRgsw8g
Real Player is free IDM is not (other than the cracked versions on torrent ;) )
IDM allows to select what video stream to download
(if you change resolution on youtube, you'll see 2 files for download, 1 for each resolution)
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I want to use Hacker News' open source software to build a link sharing community for another industry. I followed the instructions on the arc github page and was able to get a clone up and running on my local environment. I was wondering what the next steps were.
What kind of hosting is required for this kind of a site (since arc is a bit esoteric)? If we assume that I have substantial traffic, is it best to go the cloud hosting route? I noticed Hacker News itself is hosted with ThePlanet, should I do the same?
For any kind of lisp hosting, you're pretty much on your own. It depends on how serious you are about doing this, and how big the starting community will be. If it's a work thing, talk to your network guy about getting a server provisioned. If it's a personal project, you should really consider a VPS server; something like Linode or Slicehost. Note that these aren't specifically Lisp hosts; they give you a bare metal Linux server and let you do what you want with it (including hosting Lisp apps).