729349 - Event - (2012-02-27 12:30PM UTC-8) - Ten Forward - Security Threat Modeling using TRIKE

Status: RESOLVED FIXED

(Air Mozilla :: Events, task)

Description

[Al Billings [:abillings - ex-MoCo]]

Topic: Security Threat Modeling using TRIKE
Presenter: Brenda Larcom
Date: 2012-02-27
Time: 12:30PM UTC-8
Duration: 1 Hour
Audience: Public
Air Mozilla: Yes
Dial-in: Yes
Archive: Yes
Member of IT to help with A/V: Yes
Description: Brenda Larcom will present on security threat modeling using the TRIKE methodology. See http://octotrike.org for more information.

Comment 1

[Al Billings [:abillings - ex-MoCo]]

Anyone?

Comment 2

[Al Billings [:abillings - ex-MoCo]]

This event is one business day from now. What needs to be done to get this on the schedule?

Comment 3

[Richard A Milewski[:richard]]

Downloadable video is available at: http://videos.mozilla.org/serv/air_mozilla/public/brownbags/2012_02_27_brownbag_Security_Threat_Modeleing_Using_TRIKE.f4v

After transcoding, streaming versions will be at: http://vid.ly/0d8k6x

Comment 4

[Al Billings [:abillings - ex-MoCo]]

Can either or both of these be linked to publicly? 

I am working on a blog post and I want to know the preferred way to link to videos.

Comment 5

[Richard A Milewski[:richard]]

There are two links in comment #3. 

The first is a link to a downloadable flash recording of the video.  Currently that recording is a .f4v file, which is H.264 video in a Flash container.   We don't like Flash as a video format any more than anyone else at mozilla, but live-streaming an open format at scale is a problem. Until we can qualify a CDN that can do live streaming WebM we're stuck with Flash.

The second link is a Vid.ly short link.  That links to a page that will auto-detect your device and connection and stream the appropriate format at an appropriate data rate.

You don't need an embedded Flash player to  include an Air Mozilla video in a blog post or web page. You can use the HTML5 <video> tag.  Here's how:

The Vid.ly short link in the last comment of your bug is of the form http://vid.ly/xyzzy.  The string "xyzzy" is the stream identifier.

Add the following html to your post or page, substituting the stream identifier for "xyzzy" in the example:

<video controls width="100%" controls preload="none" poster="http://cf.cdn.vid.ly/xyzzy/poster.jpg">
     <source src="http://cf.cdn.vid.ly/xyzzy/mp4.mp4" type="video/mp4">
     <source src="http://cf.cdn.vid.ly/xyzzy/webm.webm" type="video/webm">
    <source src="http://cf.cdn.vid.ly/xyzzy/ogv.ogv" type="video/ogg">
    <a target="_blank" href="http://vid.ly/xyzzy"><img src="http://cf.cdn.vid.ly/xyzzy/poster.jpg" width="500"></a>
</video>

Comment 6

[Al Billings [:abillings - ex-MoCo]]

Thanks. Those weren't exactly the questions I asked.

The question is: Can I share those URLs with the public or not? The answer seems to be, "Yes." 

:-)

Comment 7

[Richard A Milewski[:richard]]

Ahh... ok.   The answer is indeed "yes".

You made that determination when you marked the event "Public" in the original brownbag request.

:-)