I work with Deaf users and sign language. I would like to have them watch a video and respond while the video is playing. Is that possible. When I designed some small surveys, and hit preview, it allows me to record my response while watching the video playing. I shared this with a colleague and she says that no, she can not record her answer and simultaneously watch the video. I must be doing something wrong. Help
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VideoAsk - Participant watches video while responding to it
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Hi
I just tested a variety of scenarios and wasn’t able to respond (either by video or audio) while the video was playing. I tried experimenting on mobile and desktop, and with videos with and without audio.
Unfortunately, it seems like this functionality isn’t currently supported.
The one potential workaround I can think of is creating two separate videoasks and embedding them on a single page of your website. That way, respondents should be able to watch videoask A without interruption while simultaneously responding in videoask B.
I hope this helps!
+5Hi
I just tested a variety of scenarios and wasn’t able to respond (either by video or audio) while the video was playing. I tried experimenting on mobile and desktop, and with videos with and without audio.
Unfortunately, it seems like this functionality isn’t currently supported.
The one potential workaround I can think of is creating two separate videoasks and embedding them on a single page of your website. That way, respondents should be able to watch videoask A without interruption while simultaneously responding in videoask B.
I hope this helps!
I tried that. I embedded one video in the site from Youtube and then embedded a Videoask question page in the site - sadly when I tried to hit reply, it would not give permission for the camera or microphone. When I tried with a different browser, it opened up a new page to Videoask.
+5I am using Google sites. So that maybe the problem. It is https so it should be secure.
https://sites.google.com/gallaudet.edu/aslvideotest/home
+5Your website structure looks like this:
<html>
<body>
<html>
<body>
</body>
</html>
</body>
</html>
The bolded part of my code is what you’d want to replace with the iframe embed code itself.
Currently, your setup is effectively creating a sub-page within your main page, which is preventing videoask from getting the necessary SSL and camera & microphone permissions from the user’s browser.
If you can dream it, you can do it!
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