Here's one:
http://class2go.stanford.edu/db/Winter2013/videos/03-01-well-formed-xml

Though you'll have to figure out hook up this video with it's invideo quiz in your dev env--or maybe you can do it in staging.


On Jan 11, 2013, at 9:22 PM, Mike Wescott <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In main/templates/exams/videotest.js:
> 
> > -                            firstQuestionId = questionsToShow;
> > -                            configureExamButton();
> > -                        } 
> > -                        $('#' + firstQuestionId).show(0, C2G.checkSubmitStatus);
> > -                        currentQuestionId = firstQuestionId;
> > -                        $('#exam-pane').fadeTo('fast', 1.0);
> > -                    };
> > -                };
> > -
> > -                window.popcornVideo.cue(cueSecond, showQuestion(questionsToShow));
> > -
> > +                C2G.videoSetup.questionController.install(cueSecond, C2G.videoSetup.showQuestion(questionsToShow, cueSecond));
> > +                window.popcornVideo.cue(cueSecond, C2G.videoSetup.questionController.execute_closure(cueSecond));
> > +                //We then set up a cue point 1 second after the original cue point
> > +                //when the original cue point is re-enabled.
> > +                window.popcornVideo.cue(parseFloat(cueSecond)+.5, C2G.videoSetup.questionController.enable_closure(cueSecond));
> Btw, which was the offending video to test on?
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