http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/tags/videos The support & development community for MediaCore en-US Sat, 04 Feb 2012 11:00:13 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/search.php http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/topic/ability-to-add-other-content-to-videos#post-181 Tue, 23 Mar 2010 16:11:16 +0000 Jeremy 181@http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/ <p>Well you could just link all of those documents into the post through the editor. So there would be a video on the left, and a bunch of notes, and links to google docs etc. in the description. </p> http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/topic/ability-to-add-other-content-to-videos#post-179 Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:43:21 +0000 dbenning 179@http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/ <p>Upload documents (IE: Google Doc, PDF, link to another page, etc.) and connect them to a video or multiple videos. An example would be a meeting video with the ability to upload notes, agenda, minutes of meeting etc.. </p> http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/topic/does-mediacore-encode-videos-themselves#post-18 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:12:53 +0000 Jeremy 18@http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/ <p>Right now MediaCore does not automatically encode the videos, though this is something we would like to add down the line. </p> <p>Essentially the workflow works like this (we need to make a screencast for this):</p> <p>1. A video is uploaded / added and is posted as "awaiting review"<br /> 2. Once the video is reviewed and an administrator clicks "review complete" then *if* it requires encoding it will go to "awaiting encoding status". An administrator can download the original file (.mov, .avi, .wmv etc.) and encode the file into flash.<br /> 3. The administrator then uploads the encoded FLV through the administrative control panel.<br /> 4. The status automatically moves to "awaiting publishing" the second that the new FLV is detected.<br /> 5. The administrator then publishes the FLV and it is added to the site. If it is an FLV hosted on your own server it will appear in FlowPlayer like this: <a href="http://getmediacore.com/view/mediacore-screencast-demo" rel="nofollow">http://getmediacore.com/view/mediacore-screencast-demo</a></p> <p>You can also watch the screencast showing the administrative back-end at the URL above. </p> http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/topic/does-mediacore-encode-videos-themselves#post-17 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 06:43:51 +0000 nickdunn 17@http://mediacorecommunity.org/community/ <p>MediaCore *looks* absolutely stunning. I've been playing with building my own (albeit with fewer features) with PHP/XSLT for some time but it looks like it's already been done :-)</p> <p>On the Features page:</p> <blockquote><p>Viewers can upload files in any format to MediaCore. Administrators are notified of the new video submission and can easily download the video, handle the encoding themeselves, and then upload the final flv or m4a back to the MediaCore for display.</p></blockquote> <p>Does MediaCore actually support the encoding of video into web-safe formats (.flv for example)? I see the "encode me" button in the UI but it's not clear how this is achieved. If it's automated are there additional server components that need to be installed (mplayer, ffmpeg etc).</p> <p>Thanks! </p>