I've embedded a video linked from Vimeo into my Rise 360 project and when I preview the video, there's a 1 px white vertical line to the right of the video. I don't have a border on the video and can't find how to remove this.
Anyone know a solution for this? See attached image with arrow pointing at the line.
Hi Andrew! I understand you are seeing a white vertical line on your embedded Vimeo video.
Did you use the video's URL or an iframe code to embed it into Rise? If iframe code, have you tried adjusting the width of the video itself?
It grabbed a random Vimeo video and embedded it into a sample Rise course, but I'm not seeing any lines at the edges of the video itself. See the screenshot here. Have you tried embedding a different video to see if the issue is persistent? If you can also share the URL or iframe code for the video, we'll be glad to test it as well.
Thanks for the response. I am using the video's URL. I tried it with a random Vimeo video and I'm still having the issue. The video thumbnail does not have the vertical line, but when clicking play, it appears. I have my embed video settings set to hide metadata at embed width medium.
I've got one more guess, to troubleshoot. Since you're on a pc can you check your monitor settings- zoom or dpi settings? maybe change to defaults if those look modified.
It's funny, I started the video then dragged the browser window to my other monitor (different dpi settings) and the artifact is still there, but when I resize the window it disappears and shows up randomly at different times. I don't know if this narrows it down or not, but thanks for the suggestion.
Seems to confirm my theory- high rez monitors can do 'sub pixel rendering' - in other words - they can display 500.5 pixels instead of just an even 500. But its handled differently depending on your system/hardware, so not all users will see this issue, all the time. But the underlying issue is a background color (white) is sneaking through, sometimes. To fix, the Rise fellas will need to change that background white sneaking through to match the background color you've selected. Let's put them on the shot clock, FORE!
Hey Andrew! Just curious, can you check out this sample Rise course and let me know if you'd be able to see the same vertical line with your project?
I've tested it on both my Mac and display, but I'm not seeing a vertical line from my end. If you would be able to share the link or a video file with us where you are seeing the issue, we can take a look and see what we'll find out. You can open a support case here in case you wanted to upload a video file or share the Vimeo link privately.
In the sample Rise course you provided, I am seeing the white line in Chrome on Windows, as well as in Chrome on Android (with the browser in desktop mode.)
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Hi Andrew! I understand you are seeing a white vertical line on your embedded Vimeo video.
Did you use the video's URL or an iframe code to embed it into Rise? If iframe code, have you tried adjusting the width of the video itself?
It grabbed a random Vimeo video and embedded it into a sample Rise course, but I'm not seeing any lines at the edges of the video itself. See the screenshot here. Have you tried embedding a different video to see if the issue is persistent? If you can also share the URL or iframe code for the video, we'll be glad to test it as well.
Hi Andrew,
All of our videos are on Vimeo, and we've never experienced this issue.
Hi Angelo,
Thanks for the response. I am using the video's URL. I tried it with a random Vimeo video and I'm still having the issue. The video thumbnail does not have the vertical line, but when clicking play, it appears. I have my embed video settings set to hide metadata at embed width medium.
Andrew, do you have your browser zoomed in/out? It'll indicate in your browser toolbar like below, I've seen artifacts like this due to the zoom.
Showing up in Chrome and Edge at 100% zoom
I've got one more guess, to troubleshoot. Since you're on a pc can you check your monitor settings- zoom or dpi settings? maybe change to defaults if those look modified.
It's funny, I started the video then dragged the browser window to my other monitor (different dpi settings) and the artifact is still there, but when I resize the window it disappears and shows up randomly at different times. I don't know if this narrows it down or not, but thanks for the suggestion.
Seems to confirm my theory- high rez monitors can do 'sub pixel rendering' - in other words - they can display 500.5 pixels instead of just an even 500. But its handled differently depending on your system/hardware, so not all users will see this issue, all the time. But the underlying issue is a background color (white) is sneaking through, sometimes. To fix, the Rise fellas will need to change that background white sneaking through to match the background color you've selected. Let's put them on the shot clock, FORE!
Hey Andrew! Just curious, can you check out this sample Rise course and let me know if you'd be able to see the same vertical line with your project?
I've tested it on both my Mac and display, but I'm not seeing a vertical line from my end. If you would be able to share the link or a video file with us where you are seeing the issue, we can take a look and see what we'll find out. You can open a support case here in case you wanted to upload a video file or share the Vimeo link privately.
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In the sample Rise course you provided, I am seeing the white line in Chrome on Windows, as well as in Chrome on Android (with the browser in desktop mode.)
Hi Andrew,
Just as a comparison, I'm not seeing the white line in the sample Rise course.