Forum topic: Module Wishlist

Submitted by mcneelycorp on Wed, 2007/08/15 - 15:24.

Here is a starting post to add features to this module. I will add mine a bit later.

‹ Massive video loading / Batch uploading/encoding... using SQL scripts... Is it possible to control the size of the thumbnail ›
Submitted by Rob Loach on Wed, 2007/08/15 - 21:56.

An API to get properties of the video, such as video duration, width, height, file size, etc. Something like node_load, but to get the properties of videos.

Submitted by mcneelycorp on Thu, 2007/08/16 - 07:38.

There is a node load for this. The module owner decided to make his own function but it is available: _op_video_load($video)

I am not sure if that will give you an API but with that info you can display the video info on the node itself.

Submitted by jbrown on Fri, 2007/08/17 - 16:58.

If you use the built-in node type, then node_load loads all the video properties into an object called 'video'.

_op_video_load() is a separate function because it is used by both the node type and the field type.

Submitted by alippai on Sat, 2007/09/08 - 10:49.

Just one tip for you :)
Using Media Mover API would extend your module - there is Amazon S3 storage, watermark creation already written, EC2 in progress etc. - or you can rewrite it's functions for yourself :P

Submitted by alippai on Sat, 2007/09/08 - 11:01.

I know that EC2 is a concurrent service, and it has price as you... But your is cheaper, if someone don't use S3...
Sorry for my English

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Sat, 2007/09/08 - 17:17.

thank you, you saved my life! ;)

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