File Management

Overview

The Media Recorder module adds the ability to record video and audio using HTML5 or Flash and save them as file entities, using either the media browser or as a file field widget.

The main difference between this module and the AudioRecorderField module is that the Media Recorder module supports video recording and integrates tightly with the Media module.

This module can be used to count the number of lines and characters contained in the files of a project.

It can traverse a given project directory recursively and process files that match a given file name pattern.

The module counts the number of lines of the matched files and the total number characters excluding white space or just considering alphabetic characters.

The module can also display the statistics in a Web page.

This project defines directory based access control to the "directory based organisational layer" module. This module can be enhanced by the module
"Directory based field".

This project defines a field type, allowing to integrate nodes with the "Directory based organisational layer". You may add access control to nodes with the module "Directory based access control (ACL)".

Adds a link to download a zip containing all files attached to the nodes file field. Assumed similar to the started sandbox http://drupal.org/sandbox/Anybody/1385774

This module allows easier integration of a Soundslides project into your Drupal website or blog. Upload a zip file of your project and then add the project to your post as you would an image or video.

This module uses the plupload integration module to integrate plupload into the IMCE file browser.

HTML5 drag & drop + HTML5 file upload with XHR2. Allows the user to drag & drop files into a Image/File Field and uploads it immediately behind the scenes. In theory it should work for as many files as the field allows.

Requires jQuery >= 1.5.2 (jquery_update‎ has that)!

It's a start...

Google Cloud Storage allows you to replace the local file system with Google Storage. Files uploaded into Drupal will still be managed by Drupal, but instead of being stored on the local server, files will be stored in Google Cloud Storage.

This module tracks downloads and warns administrators if someone is downloading too many files within a given timeframe.