Overlay HTML doesn't accept specific HTML5

[jonray]

Hi! You need to use WebVfx to get animations to run. I wrote a tutorial how to do this and posted it here:

Overlay HTML filter - my tutorial on importing an animated video title

Hi folks, I recently posted four animated video titles I created using HTML/CSS/WebVfx code, then importing them into the Overlay HTML filter in Shotcut, and finally exporting as an mp4 video. I have just created another animated title (#5) -“Bournville - 100 Years of Photographs”. I’m happy to share it here a) to get feedback, and b) to show users how to use this feature themselves. Then maybe you would like to experiment and personalise your own video title by changing key parts of the html c…

Another useful thread:

HTML Filters: Titles, Scrolling Credits, Stopwatches, Gauges etc

@shotcut, @brian, @jonray, @Keno40, @Sritsod, @Luixx, @riven, @coolwanglu, @Ken_Puckett, @Crash_Underride I have completed my framework for developing HTML Filters using WebVfx. For a sample of what it can do go to: vimeo.com/257373574. This demonstrates neon-glow text, spinning logos, upward scrolling credits, credits zooming in from the side, stopwatches and gauges. The framework simplifies creating HTML Overlay Filters. It hides the WebVfx interface and enables you to use a modern browser (…

It’s complex - but very powerful when you get it to work - I created these video titles using HTML Overlay a few months ago:

https://streamable.com/9dx8c

https://streamable.com/udj1z

https://streamable.com/s0ceo

https://streamable.com/wc399