I ran into a bug recording a video: I couldn’t play back the video after recording. Also, the “webcam selection” is confusing. It only worked when I selected “USB class”, which was the last thing I tried since I have a built-in camera on my macbook. I’ve used other flash utilities that seem to automatically detect the camera.

Further, I still can’t see my contribution to the video: it doesn’t have a thumbnail and doesn’t play when I click on it (though the “loading” bar fills, seeming to indicate that something’s there). If it’s still processing and can’t yet be viewed, the program should tell you that and grey-out the controls.

Here is some useful information about the video-wiki extension:

- I will start by saying that the video-wiki extension project is run as an open-source project on Sourceforge, and any bugs, feature suggestions, and code contributions are welcome there.
- You can access all of the history/versioning information about the video (including advanced dif capabilities etc) by clicking the “Info” button on the bottom right of the player (similar to photos on wiki)
- The first version of the extension included a “Credits” button that included all relevant credit information. It is being re-inserted into the new player within the next week.
- Content is indeed governed by the CC-BY-SA license. The upload wizard enables to import content from repositories governed by CC-BY-SA license or to upload your own content.
- The Remix button works – it opens the online editor. The Add button opens the upload/import wizard – you need to make sure to click the right button for each functionality.
- While the extension has been tested extensively and works well on all popular platforms and operating systems, the community’s feedback is crucial and greatly appreciated, we look forward to more of it.

1. I uploaded an image just fine. This image was added to the end of the
video automatically (I could not put it elsewhere). I had no other
choice than cc by sa as a licence. The image may have been cc by sa…
or something else… so I may have infringed the original licence. I had
no field where I could add the source or name of the author. So,
ultimately, I did not respect the licence of the image. I apology to the
author.

2. I tried to remix the video. When I clicked on remix, I found myself
in front of the “add to this video” system. I was never able to remix,
nor to see a history of the entire video.

3. I decided to go back to the main video to click again on the remix
button. It crashed my browser and I lost the roughly 30 pages which were
opened.

That ended my experience with it.