Intermission Entertainment with Popcorn.js
summary
Popcorn.js synchronizes web services and visuals to video so HTML5, YouTube and Vimeo clips trigger Flickr, Twitter and Wikipedia overlays and custom Processing drawings in sync; demos include a viral “monkey riding a dog” mashup, a Khan Academy interactive lesson and a Glenn Beck/Donald Duck analysis. Built things: Popcorn.js HTML5 video framework, Butter GUI for creating plugins, and a live hack that ties an Arduino + Node.js + socket.io potentiometer to video control. Release notes: 0.5 current, 0.6 promises documentation.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Popcorn.js introduction
- 2:19Live demo of Popcorn.js
- 3:25Declarative Popcorn and YouTube/Vimeo
- 4:55Syncing video with keyboard instruments
- 6:33Butter Camp and API demo
- 11:33Latest version and future updates
- 15:09Political media manipulation
- 22:50Arduino and Popcorn.js project
- 28:05Graffiti Analysis software
- 31:56Graffiti Markup Language capture
- 40:24Popcorn.js production tool
- 42:40Khan Academy interactive demo
- 50:15Closing remarks
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