I'm quite excited to have figured out so far how to:

I'm about to sell, with some sadness, my 1978 Honda CB400A “Hondamatic” motorcycle.

OK, so here's the problem.  I think the Apple Watch is too small (but it's weight is “just right”!) and I dislike the bands.  In fact, I never wear “normal” watches anymore – I greatly prefer nice and wide uniform width leather cuffs.

I made new “slide-responsively” for image menus, which is minimal standalone HTM/CSS/JS inspired by “sliding-door” from Wayne Connor

Two weeks ago, Green Magic Man became the top poster on kawasaki ZX6 forum
One week ago, Hyperlapse hit the App Store
this is their story

Hit the shuffle button to scramble the picture. You can drag the pieces around to get it back together - like the classic game.

This extracts the JPEG frames, _found within an `.avi` file bytestream_, likely without the huffman compression tables (though chrome dont care 8-). Then it base64 encodes each frame, inserting each frame into a dynamic <img> tag to "play the .avi file".

A nice thing about this approach is that you can always glance down anytime you are editing to see which mode you are in (or the emacs lisp code thinks you are in).  You can also fork/edit the single “.el” lisp file to add/update the triggers for various modes.

The high-level answer is:  

Greetings video geeks! 😎
At my job, I've updated the process and way we create our .mp4 files that are shown on video pages on archive.org