Hi
I am very new to the Drupal community, and for that matter to PHP as well. I have been tasked with trying to find a way to upload existing Flash meeting recordings into Drupal to make them available to users for streaming playback. The recordings were made using DigitalMeeting, though at time of writing I have been unable to find out precisely what software was used to generate the recordings.
I have a sample recording which consists of a good number of files in a directory. Some are flash files, many are image files, one is the MP3 soundtrack, and one is an HTML that is used to initiate playback. At the foot of this post I have listed the contents of the directory for reference. I have also attached a zip of the HTML file for further analysis.
I have tried uploading the archive.swf file via Flash Node, and get a node that does produce the recording display control graphic. However the graphic is inoperable, since clearly it requires the other objects in the directory to be available somehow.
Please could you advise whether it is possible to incorporate this kind of flash presentation into Drupal via Flash Node (or even by some other mechanism), and if so, how I should go about this.
I can if required upload the entire directory in a zip file if it would be of any help, since this is just a 3 minute test recording of no commercial consequence whatsoever. The real recordings I have to manage are much larger, typically 1hr long.
Any help or guidance would be much appreciated
Regards
Mike
Contents of recording directory:
0.swf 574 KB Shockwave Flash Object
749499_unknown_1227476149665.mp3 272 KB MPEG Layer 3 Audio
archive.swf 83 KB Shockwave Flash Object
archiveEditor.swf 86 KB Shockwave Flash Object
archiveLogo.jpg 10 KB JPEG Image
check.xml 1 KB XML Document
ckeck.xml 1 KB XML Document
errors.txt 0 KB Text Document
flash_detection.swf 3 KB Shockwave Flash Object
index.xml 2 KB XML Document
loginsplash.jpg 31 KB JPEG Image
playback.html 3 KB HTML Document
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0001.jpg 54 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0002.jpg 41 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0004.jpg 66 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0006.jpg 32 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0009.jpg 50 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0010.jpg 53 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0011.jpg 54 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0012.jpg 52 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0013.jpg 65 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0014.jpg 42 KB JPEG Image
s_Presentation_Sep08_ppt_encrypted0015.jpg 44 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476148748.jpg 10 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476149766.jpg 11 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476162725.jpg 8 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476166809.jpg 13 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476169647.jpg 8 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476174057.jpg 10 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476184429.jpg 12 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476206037.jpg 12 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476219209.jpg 12 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476233106.jpg 15 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476252655.jpg 9 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476257136.jpg 10 KB JPEG Image
thumb.1227476267147.jpg 10 KB JPEG Image
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| playback.zip | 1.17 KB | peamik123 |
Comments
Comment #1
peamik123 commentedComment #2
peamik123 commentedThis support request can be ignored. The management of the recording was provided by a 3rd party supplier in the end. If I knew how to, I'd delete this entry entirely. If someone else with appropriate permission wants to close it and/or delete it, please go right ahead.
Comment #3
Stuart Greenfield commented