We have a new release:
#vvvv gamma 5.0 is out. Please read all about it in the release notes:
https://visualprogramming.net/blog/2023/vvvv-gamma-5.0-release/
@vvvv since it came up in my feed, I clicked it, after several minutes of browsing the site, I still really don't know what this is or what it is for. Videos that don't load or say what they are, an image that isn't readable. Showcases seem niche odd applications. Your profile name says a "multi purpose tool" but your website really doesn't tell me what those purposes are. No need to respond and tell me what it is, just mainly pointing out that your website fails to do its job.
The videos are embedded GDPR[1] compliant. Just click one of the play buttons and all of them should load.
Also you seem to have missed the navigation buttons directly below the headline.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation
@keith @bjrn We originally hosted those videos ourselves, but turned out that they didn't load for some ppl across the globe. That's when we switched to vimeo hoping to reach more people. Now we lost you, sorry for that, but then also the videos are not really essential to learn about vvvv. Interesting you say the info presented doesn't help you understand what vvvv is about. We definitely originate from a niche, but ideally many .NET developers should be able to benefit from vvvv.
@vvvv @bjrn I get it, technical issues with videos, but have you read the privacy policy you are asking people accept? with gems like "We collect information about you when you use our services. In addition, third parties may collect information about you when you use our services." https://vimeo.com/privacy
@bjrn @vvvv I'm not ever going to agree to a multi page privacy policy of a third party actor to watch marketing videos, that is absolutely ridiculous. Never gonna click those play buttons. It's super disrespectful of visitors to the site to force them into accepting privacy policies just to see the things on a marketing site.