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Thanks for letting me know about the video playback issue, I used the following script to create the timelapse:

  ffmpeg \
   -pattern_type glob \
   -framerate 30 \
   -i "img/*.JPG" \
   -i "star_wars_style_march.mp3" \
   -s:v 1920x1080 \
   -c:a libopus \
   -c:v vp9 \
   -shortest \
   deathstar_timelapse.webm
I actually thought that VP9 and Opus are well supported everywhere by now, but maybe that is not the case…

Regarding GitLab, as a general rule, I try to avoid products dominating the market, and I quite like their OSS policy…

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I have converted the timelapse to H.264/AAC, hope this plays everywhere now.
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Android Firefox says it won't play because it's corrupted.
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VP9/WEBM should be supported by all modern browsers: https://caniuse.com/webm
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You should have used mp4. Not all browsers support vp9.
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> Didn't know anyone still used gitlab

Why wouldn't someone use gitlab

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For self-hosting, there are non-profits available, and in commercial world pricing got out of hand when comparing features. GitHub dominates too much.
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The embedded video in the README is working just fine in Safari on iOS
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Safari iOS not working here either
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Doesn't work in Firefox for Android ("file is corrupt").
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Doesn't work in desktop Safari either.
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Doesn't seem to work in Brave
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I'm using Brave on Android, works fine. Maybe the author updated it?
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Not for me
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iOS (all the sma browsers / safari) it does not load. Download is jot an issue.
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Plays in VLC if you download it.
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Works in Waterfox.
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Why so?
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