I just added a new project to allow user to embed streaming video files into drupal.

Currently supports:
Quicktime
MPEG-4
SDP
Real Media
Windows Media
Flash

Project page: http://drupal.org/node/69092

I am looking to allow users to hide the real url of the stream and having some issues right now.. but will be adding that in the future releases.

I am also working to convert my test site to drupal 4.7 so I should have a fix for that soon as well.

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laura s’s picture

How does this differ from the video module? A comparison of features might lead to helpful distinctions in descriptions (or a nice melding to make one even better module, if that's possible).

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khoogheem’s picture

This was built for a site of mine where you can put TV station broadcasts feeds into your site.

There is also support for more then just quicktime that the video module has.

probably a little more specialised as well, as the intent was to allow you to have broadcasts added.. However is suitable for users to post plain video as well.

jeffleeismyhero’s picture

I have been unable to locate a video module... Where can I find that one?

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Nevermind, 4.6 only

laura s’s picture

CVS version works with 4.7. I've not tried it (yet).

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fax8’s picture

Video module: http://drupal.org/node/25274

If you use drupal 4.7 use cvs version.

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jeffleeismyhero’s picture

How do I pull the CVS version down? I am unable to get it from the server.

(Excuse my lack of CVS knowledge)

laura s’s picture

In the Downloads tab, modules area.

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jeffleeismyhero’s picture

This makes no sense to me.

I need to know how to download the latest CVS version onto my server... for example, to get the Drupal CVS I would use:

cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.drupal.org:/cvs/drupal login

cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.drupal.org:/cvs/drupal export -r HEAD drupal

I need to know how to do this for modules.

sepeck’s picture

1. Is to go to the modules page and sleect the CVS version of the module just like he suggested.

2. Read the handbook where you will find this infomration. http://drupal.org/node/22288

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fax8’s picture

video module cvs version:
http://drupal.org/node/25274/release

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jeffleeismyhero’s picture

Thanks fax8

However, it seems that the CVS version I got is a little non-functional.

The files are uploaded to: files/video/

It is trying to access them with: system/files//tmp/video/

Is anyone else seeing this?

fax8’s picture

yes... is a bug. I'm working on it...

http://drupal.org/node/69624

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fax8’s picture

meanwhile you can insert your url to videos in the video file field.

Fabio

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