How heavy .mov files are depends on how you compress them. They look better than most .flv files, I think. Maybe it would be a good idea to include .mp4-files or .avi/divx-files, too?
In version 1.1 I am not able to get a videothumb, it always shows the defaultvideothumb although I upload an image with the same name. eg. rug.flv and rug.jpg..
I need a little help modifying the video code in version 1.1.2. In my previous version, 1.0.8.2 with the video hack added manually, I was able to modify the code to display the still image of the video I had uploaded instead of the video player initially not showing anything except a black screen with the play button. The code I was using doesn't work in the new version. Here is what I had before.
On a side note, I've found an awesome gui frontend for ffmpeg to convert my videos into FLV. It's called WinFF. It's free and can also encode other media formats.
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Maybe it would be a good idea to include .mp4-files or .avi/divx-files, too?
I thougt this should be possible or not?
`so.addVariable("image","http://www.sunkast.com<? echo substr(getFullImageURL(),0,strrpos(getFullImageURL(),".")); ?>.jpg");`
That would produce the URL I needed to display the image in the video player. How can I do the same thing with the new version?
In template-functions.php under "//ZenVideo: Show video player with video loaded or display the image." I added
`function getAlbumLink() {
global $_zp_current_album;
return urlencode($_zp_current_album->name);
}`
Then I added a new variable to the flash video player
`so.addVariable("file","image=' . FULLWEBPATH . '/albums/' . getAlbumLink() . '/' . getImageTitle() . '.jpg");`
On a side note, I've found an awesome gui frontend for ffmpeg to convert my videos into FLV. It's called WinFF. It's free and can also encode other media formats.