5traX

I've kinda fixed it using containers and videojs, only having trouble playing the media on the iOS for now, but I'll deal with that on my own. Thanks a lot for helping!

I've tried using both width and height tag, and also tried using CSS, but when I do it in percentage it just changes size every time I generate a new video, seems like if I do it in percentage, it'll take up video size and show 80% of the video width size, not doing 80% of the general width.

I probably haven't explained myself well... What I need is a video player on the center of website, with a little button below it that generates new video, and I have already made this, not a rocket science, but I can't get it to be responsive yet fixed. Problem is, whenever I generate a new video, the size of the player changes according to the video size and then button gets misplaced too, and if I use fixed size with like 500px, it probably won't look same for everyone, and on mobile it is too big if you have lower resolution. On mobiles it should take about 80% of given width for video player, and only about 50% height so the button can be displayed below it without having to scroll down, but this size should be figured out by website when accessed, and stay fixed throughout session, so generating a new video doesn't change the size of video player.

Hello people. I've built a very simple website, just an HTML5 Video Player and a button below it, but the problem is that I'm unable to make it responsive or anything close to it. The result I need is an HTML5 Video Player in the center, taking about 80% width and 60% height, with a button below it, and when you press the button you get a new video BUT the width and height of the player stays the same. I'm using Flask with Jinja, and I've been using Bootstrap but now switched to Zurb Foundation since it says it's responsive, but I couldn't get it to be responsive. I've tried making a video container with no success, most tutorials I've read just talk about making a responsive HTML5 Video Player that scales with the size of the video, which is not what I need. Any help would be appreciated as I've been stuck with this problem for about 3 days now, which is really sad for something simple like this... Best wishes, 5traX.

Thanks for the quick answer, I thought about using this PSU for about a year more, is it a good idea? EDIT: I've used R9 280x a few weeks ago on this PSU and it gave me a bit lower values on +12V, but mostly between 11.5V and 11.7V on R9 280x, and that's a very power consuming GPU.

Hello everyone! I'd like to ask a question about my PSU and +12V rail value that it's showing, I don't think it's a problem but it's bugging me that I can't take my mind off of it. I am using HWiNFO64 to check my +12V value, and when I'm browsing or doing low power stuff, it stays on 12.288V, but when I get into gaming, after like 20 minutes it'd just stay on about 1.7V while lowest it has reached was 1.6V. How bad is this, or is it bad at all? What would happen if it got down even lower and what is the safe range? The reason I think it's not a problem is because I'm using GTX 1050 non-Ti, which has a very low power consumption, and using an i7-2600 with 8GB DDR3, all of that on a 550w PSU, which is not some high tier quality, it's 550w Spire Silver, but I think it's even plenty for specs I have, and yet It's still bugging me if these are normal +12V values. Thank you for your time reading through this post, I hope that I'll get my answer quickly. Best wishes, 5traX.