Dane wrote:But the position doesent fit well.
Yes, I can see that. The problem is that X3 uses the width/height attributes of images to calculate their position in the columns layout. Videos don't have a width/height, until after they are loaded into the interface, so this can't be calculated. Unfortunately, as it was never meant to work like this, that is what you will get.
Dane wrote:I have also tried the other views, and the video is then displayed separately.
Yes, and this is by design.
Dane wrote:However, it always comes directly first
Videos will always come either first or last (this is a setting). We can't inject videos INTO the middle of gallery layouts. This is exactly the point why they have to be separate, either before or after the gallery.
Dane wrote:and is very large. I don't think that would be ideal either.
By default, it will display the video as the width of the page where you have embedded it, as long as it does not exceed the pixel dimensions of the video. So essentially, this is correct. You can of course make some adjustments here, if you have some ideas about how you want videos to display.
Dane wrote:I would only have wanted the endless loop for this one video, or for videos on this page only. The audio would be a good hint, but would not play a role for this example if the videos had no audio. But I think if the display could not be set up like the photos, I would just leave it alone.
You can trigger looping for videos, with some simple Javascript, although as noted, it will not autoplay if there is audio. You would just set "mute" in the same javascript that autoplays it. So this would be possible, but the layout of the video(s) is limited, unless you accept the current layout flaw, or have ideas how to adjust the layout of separate videos.
Dane wrote:
It was just an idea if it was possible, but it wouldn't be important. I'll just take the video out. That's ok.
In a future version, video will be implemented much better. I can't just make this happen easily with X3, because we need to support an external library FFMpeg that can create thumbnails from videos.