Old Noodle videos are available on Vimeo. and Youtube.

Other ways to insert JavaScript here

1. Press the "Edit" button
2. Press the "More" button
3. Press the "Source" button
4. make a script tag
5. put your Javascript in it

If you want to use the page re-writer or otherwise effect other pages you will have to escape the scope of the page:

<script>
function temp(){
	if(!top.noodle.custom){
	    top.noodle.custom=function(){
	        var doc=top.noodle.mainWindow().document;
	        var url=doc.location.href;
	        
                //your code here
	        
	    };
	}
}
top.noodle.core.evalString(temp.toString()+";temp();");
</script>

If your browser is capable Videos will play in the browser from the folder and Media applications, and from embedded in Pages etc;

<video width="320" height="240" controls>
    <source src="/ShowItemData.po?path=/folder/example.mp4" type="video/mp4">
    <source src="/ShowItemData.po?handle=1&filename=example.ogg" type="video/ogg">
    <source src="//domain.tld/example.webm" type="video/webm">
    Please use a modern browser for video support.
</video>

Tools:

• ffmpeg can be used to thumbnail and transcode.
  • Noodle will thumbnail images and videos for you.
  • make sure to encode with the "faststart" flag;

    ffmpeg -i in.mp4 -codec copy -movflags +faststart out.mp4

• MediaInfo can be used to inspect.
  • Verify faststart/IsStreamable;

    mediainfo -f file.mp4 | grep IsStreamable

• handbrake is a nice GUI for encoding
  • make sure to encode with "web optimized"
• djpeg + pngtopnm + pnmscale can be used to thumbnail non-progressive jpgs of any size with minimal RAM usage.

Vialect enjoys using all the most popular browsers and with this post aims to inform clients of the quirks that come with browser usage. Web Browser support:

1) Microsoft internet explorer ( 11, 38 )

• -New versions do not support old OSs
• -Windows only
• -Is disabled for admin on windows server, and has unusable defaults for other users.
• -no WebRTC support

2) Mozilla Firefox ( 55, m )

• +mobile plugins

3) Google chrome ( 61, m )

• +Newest, fastest, and Most secure browser

4) Mobile safari

• -Is the only option for iOS
• -Has some serious cookie/cashing/redirect issues sometimes
• -Scrolling smoothness and HTML5 support is behind, lacking iframe support
• -no WebRTC support