Implementing Video in Inquisit Web (6.6.1)

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Implementing Video in Inquisit Web (6.6.1)

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a.wertgen	a.wertgen posted Last Week Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 16	Hey all! We are trying to conduct a study in which participants are shown a video instruction before participating the study. I tried to implement the video in Inquisit Web with a script that runs in the lab version. However, the video seems not load in inquisit web and I get an error message ("Unable to open file 'https://scripts.millisecond.eu/elkehoffmann/videotest_testing_effect_greving/Anfang_Standard+aLT.mov'. Error transferring: 403"). One test version of the experiment is hosted here: https://mili2nd.eu/wagc Is the video too large for Inquisit Web? Is it a browser issue? Thanks in advance! P.S.: with the error message there are some weird prompts asking whether a script ("connect.facebook.net/enfbevents.js") should kept running. If any of you knows something about that as well, I would be very thankful...
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Dave	Dave posted Last Week ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 12K, Visits: 99K	+x a.wertgen - 5/3/2024 Hey all! We are trying to conduct a study in which participants are shown a video instruction before participating the study. I tried to implement the video in Inquisit Web with a script that runs in the lab version. However, the video seems not load in inquisit web and I get an error message ("Unable to open file 'https://scripts.millisecond.eu/elkehoffmann/videotest_testing_effect_greving/Anfang_Standard+aLT.mov'. Error transferring: 403"). One test version of the experiment is hosted here: https://mili2nd.eu/wagc Is the video too large for Inquisit Web? Is it a browser issue? Thanks in advance! P.S.: with the error message there are some weird prompts asking whether a script ("connect.facebook.net/enfbevents.js") should kept running. If any of you knows something about that as well, I would be very thankful... You need to get rid of the "+" in the video's file name. Special characters like "+" or "?" and others have special functions in URLs, so using them in a file name will break the download URL. When it comes to file names, stick to (ideally lowercase) letters, digits, and underscores to always be on the safe side. Edited Last Week by Dave
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