Talk:Interactive video

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I designed the MGMT Electric Feel interactive music video, and it appears to be miscategorized. The article states that "the user does not actually interact with the video while it is playing." In fact, while the video plays, the user can change the background and the foreground of the video, and can also use the alpha mask of any foreground track to mix any two backgrounds together. It's basically a real-time greenscreen game. This puts it outside the terms of the "customizable video" category, but I'm not sure which one of the categories it should be moved to (possibly "modular video"). Posting here to try to get the video accurately described / categorized and avoid any potential conflicts of interest. Thanks, Jordan n fish (talk) 00:36, 1 September 2009 (UTC)

Additions of wireWAX

Would like to propose the removal of clikthrough.com featured subtitle, and exchange for 'Companies' or 'Industry References' as this is blatent advertiorial.

In this section I'd like to add the company wireWAX as a reference in interactive video. This is not advertising, but a due industry reference in an existing section. It's the world's first user tagged clickable video player and offers users the ability to add information, images, links and Flash applications to objects and people. It's truly interactive and is being cited as such.

In a similar context and content to the existing references, it seems fair to include this. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Mediadonkey (talk • contribs) 09:52, 4 December 2009 (UTC)

Clean up

I have edited the article to remove some unsourced material, and to remove other material which does not provide encyclopedic content, but which instead appears promotional. Wikipedia is not a directory where products are listed. If a company is mentioned in an article like this, the company should be sufficiently notable that it has an existing Wikipedia article—if no such article exists, it is usually best to remove the mention (see write the article first). The following text has been moved to here as it appears capable of providing encyclopedic information. However, it is not suitable for the article in its current form, particularly since there are no references.

IVOTek introduced in 2013 a V-Commerce technology based on the HTML5 standard highlighting hovered objects enhancing the user experience and following a user-initiated choice architecture.

I removed the external links section which contained only one link because it did not show useful information when I viewed it. I'm listing it here in case someone finds how to make it do something useful: The Interactive Movies Archive. The article needs a lot of development with encyclopdic content and references. Johnuniq (talk) 11:21, 21 August 2014 (UTC)

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