Media

This module allows users to specify a preferred bandwidth for viewing videos.

Features include :
- Block with links to choose the preferred bandwidth
- Option in the user profile to change the bandwidth
- Name of the bandwidth is included at the beginning of all intern URLs (http://www.example.com/lo/page for low bandwidth setting)
- Support for anonymous users

This module is useless alone. You don't need to install it if you haven't been asked to do so.

This is an add-on module for Image Gallery. It provides a new tab, with listings of thumbnail images for admins to quickly assign many images to a new gallery in one action. The visual thumbnails are helpful in cases where your images only have generic titles such as IMG_1234.

There is some searching and sorting ability to find images by gallery name or image title.

The Barcode module provides a text field to generate barcode images.

Imagecache External should be able to replace this module's functionality.

With Thumb you can create thumbnails of your images. Thumb is under the hood just an administration module around phpThumb (http://phpthumb.sourceforge.net/).

Corrects PNG alpha transparency in IE 5.5 and 6 using css behaviors instead of crawling the DOM.

This module allows users to create image galleries using the Galleria jQuery plugin, found on http://galleria.aino.se.

This module automatically converts media files to different destination formats, and allows you to change a number of properties such as pixel size, frame rate, bitrate etc. It is designed as an extension of the FFmpeg Wrapper module. A common use for a module like this would be to convert video files to FLV or H264 in order to be able to embed them in a browser.

This module allows video that is published using OpenPackage Video to be automatically syndicated to the YouTube 'branded garden'.

YouTube is termed a 'branded garden' because it is not possible to view YouTube content without being exposed to the YouTube brand. The term is derived from 'walled garden'.

Allow user to define custom commands for process, storage and complete actions in Media Mover.
Module uses tokens to provide easy access to file values.

Dependencies

- media_mover_api
- token
- mm_token

Install

1) Copy the mm_custom_command folder to the modules folder in your installation.

2) Enable the module using Administer -> Modules (/admin/build/modules).