kingbirdy

Since embeds are part of the site's functionality I think it'd make sense to file a bug report for embeds not working, it should be a straightforward change for the engineering team (just need to add flag to allow cross-site access to the relevant cookies).

Here's my version for the latest Minecraft, using the stream archives rather than the posted videos so not sure how long it'll be available, but everyone except Abby has an extra 10-30 min of footage

https://jetlag.space/sync.html?v=15996,15992,15997,15998&l=Abby,Jan,Jeff,Vinny&s=1785,1080,436

Still working for me, I made one for the Grounded vids. It's less needed now since Vinny is doing PIP of everyone else's stream, but it's nice having the full size of one of them to the side. Unfortunately it looks like the delay of Vinny's PIP setup means if the audio between the two vids sync up, Brad's PIP vid is a couple seconds behind his stream.

https://jetlag.space/sync.html?v=15978,15976&l=Vinny,Brad&s=-4

I was impatient so I did one for the latest Minecraft. The timing isn't as precise at jetlag's but it's the best I could do. Also small bug report, Picture in Picture mode cuts off the bottom part of the screen, it works in full screen though.

This is great! However it seems like the Astroneer from 4/22 isn't in sync (maybe it de-syncs after Brad crashed to desktop?). At 42:44 on Brad's stream the Gateway Network is fully powered up and they're looking at the crystal in the middle, but on Vinny's view (synced time on his video is 42:47) they're still powering it up.

I've also run in to this, probably 50% of the time I load a video it happens. This occurs both when resuming position and on videos I haven't started. Chrome (multiple versions, this has been an ongoing issue). Only appears to happen with the youtube player as far as I can tell.

When hovering over the timeline, the floating timestamp will wrap, creating a timestamp like:

1

:

3

7

:

5

4

Device info:

This is specifically for a show page with a stream inside it, scrubbing through the stream footage, before it is converted to a video. Here's an example image to make it clear:

I've had the same problem