Is there any way to use this module to work with Youtube videos without using the media suite of modules (i.e. media: youtube). The state of those modules are unstable (Just not there yet) and I am just looking at just copying/pasting an embed code or URL into a field. Is there any way to do this?
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pixelsweatshop commentedComment #2
travist commentedCreate a special text field called mediafront_media. It must be named that.... then just copy and paste the YouTube URL in this field, and it should work.
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pixelsweatshop commentedAwesome. Works like a charm. I took note of this module a while back in D6, but never used it. Was waiting for the right project. Seeing it action now, it is going in every project I do from now on. Thank you so much for your hard work on this module.
p.s. Can I also paste URLs to Vimeo videos in the same field as mentioned above?
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travist commentedThanks for your complements! Yes... Vimeo will work the same... as well as a path to a remote media like one that is on S3.
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pixelsweatshop commentedWow I am floored by how simple, yet powerful this module is. (it is refreshing to install and configure a Drupal 7 module that just works out of the box.)
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pixelsweatshop commentedAny thoughts on why I might not see thumbnails in the playlist?
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travist commentedUnfortunately, when you use a text field to bring in a simple media file, it is doing just that... bringing in a single file. To bring in the image as well, would require another textfield called mediafront_image where you can copy and paste an image path. This is why I haven't really publicized this since it really isn't the Drupal way of doing it since you have to bring in separate atomic files.
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chalu commentedI have the same issue, guess I am missing out something, I installed the MediaFront module and set a preset (without any changes) with the name of "Default". I have a content-type to which I added a textfield named mediafront_media (eventually field_mediafront_media) to take a YT Url as instructed, however pasting a sample like this one "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVjmWpfnjrs" did not give any video playback. I tried updating to the recent version, the update script terminated half way complaining of been aborted by the mediafront module, but after that, "available updates" now says the module is up to date.
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chalu commentedComment #11
shinz83 commentedCould you just use the YouTube Field module?
http://drupal.org/project/youtube
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enjoylife commentedComment #13
Road Kill commentedTo get the YouTube Field module to work in MediaFront follow these steps.
Step1: Download MediaFront 7.x-2.x-dev and YouTube Field module 7.x-1.0
Here is the link for the YouTube Field module http://drupal.org/project/youtube
Step2: Install both modules and update the database.
Step3: Go to http://www./yourwebsite.com/admin/structure/mediafront and add a preset.
Step4: Go to http://www./yourwebsite.com/core/admin/structure/types and create a content type
Video.
Step5: In the embed video content type go to manage fields and add a field called video embed and
select the (YouTube video) for the field type. Under MediaFront Settings Field Type select
(Media).
Step6: Go to views and create a views page called video.
Step7: Under Format in the view select (MediaFront Player) and select your (preset).
Step8: Under Fields in views click on add and add the embed video field then select under the
Formatter (YouTube video), and below click on MEDIAFRONT SETTING select (Media) under
Field Type and Under Media Type select (Media Content).
Select video from youtube http://youtu.be/BpJQGyY1KhI go to add content click on video embed and you’r done.
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travist commentedThank you Road Kill!!!
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Road Kill commentedMy pleasure Travist it was yourself Drakythe and Jimmynash who made it possible after I made the request to get these two awesome and powerful modules playing nicely together. I just thought I would do my part and contribute some knowledge. I will do a video tutorial next month and send you the link so that you guys can put it up on the project page if you like.
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