There is a bug in the code for the ETO primitive that allows an invalid ETO to be instantiated. In your specific case a workaround is to edit the "sweeping_outer.s" primitive to set the value of "d" to be less than the value of "r". For example, set "d" to 47.0, and the conversions work.
Added some comments explaining the code added in a previous commit.
A test for parallel in nmg_isect_2faceuse() was incorrect and was flagging faces as parallel when they were not. Revision #73377 corrects this.
nmg_isect_2faceuse was using a necessary but not sufficient method for determining if faces are coplanar. This mod addresses bug report #379
If you use the VLC media player, it will recognize the matching .srt file. Can't tell you about any of the Windows specific media players, because I can't get them to play my .mp4 videos.
I am running under Ubuntu, but combine the video and subtitles using ffmpeg like: ffmpeg -i something.mp4 -vf subtitles=something.srt out.mp4 Then the out.mp4 has the subtitles imbedded. You can probably do something similar under Windows.
When I open the Configure Music pop-up, change the audio file, and click on OK, then click on Filemenu item, the Save option is greyed out. If I exit PhotoFilmStrip and re-start it, the audio file has reverted to the original (before my change) value. I think the Save option should be available after changing the audio file choice. I am using PhotoFilmStrip v3.7.0-c678980 under Ubuntu 18.04.
If your text overlays were implimented as subtitles, you might need to copy the *.srt file along with the video file.
Well, as soon as I posted this question, I discovered the answer. The trick was to disable "Auto-Type", visit the website in question, and click on the "chromeIPass" icon on the Chrome web browser. That allows me to select the fields where the Username and Password get entered. It works fine now.
I am tying to use Keepass 2.38 on Ubuntu 18.04 with Google Chrome Version 70.0.3538.77 (Official Build) (64-bit) to fill in my Claim Number and Password on the website: https://www.servicesonline.opm.gov. The website has a "Search OPM" field at the top of the page, and my UserName/Claim Number always gets put in that field, and my password always gets put in the "Claim Number" field. I have tried using auto-type, by counting the number of {TAB}'s that I need to hit to get the cursor to the "Claim...
I use KeyPass for all my passwords, and it automatically enters my usernames and passwords for all my entries except one. Here is the webpage I am having a problem with: OPM.gov. The problem is that my Username (in this case, my claim number) gets entred into the "Search OPM" field at the top of the page, and my password gets entered into the "Claim Number" field. I tried overriding the default sequence in "Auto-Type" by specifying 32 {TAB} entries before {USERNAME}, but it still gets entered in...
I am considering using One-Jar as an approach to handle detecting compatible JVMs....