Media

This simple module adds code to allow a Media button to be added to the BUEditor.

Currently it just loads the relevant JavaScript libraries on hook_form_alter to allow a custom button to be added to BUEditor.

To get this to work, activate this module then go to admin/config/content/bueditor and edit your chosen editor profile. Add a button (or edit the existing image button) to use the following code
js: Drupal.media.BUE.insertMedia(E);");

This module provides an integration between the popular Juicebox HTML5 responsive gallery library and Drupal. Juicebox is in many ways the successor of Simpleviewer and offers a powerful cross-device solution for image galleries, sliders and more.

The Juicebox library, which is distributed, maintained and supported separately from this Drupal project, is:

This module adds a feeds processor that can directly create files from feeds.

If you also have the 2.x version of the Media module installed, it will attempt to parse a URI into a media entity. This means that you can import things like YouTube feeds (requires Media: YouTube) directly into file entities.

File Checker is currently just a concept module. See the README.txt file for more information. But it does work, is mostly stable, and fast.

Media Clone extends the Media module to allow for cloning media elements from one node to another. A new tab appears in the media browser when you "Select Media" on the edit page of a given node. This new tab allows you to quickly search for any node on the site, and clone all of its media content directly to the node being edited.

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An administrative module designed to alleviate problems with caching and derivative images.

CKEditor Link File provides integration between CKEditor Link and File entity, allowing editors to link to files from within CKEditor. CKEditor Link File gives editors three important tools:

This module allows you to set who can view or download a file. This only works with files in the private folder. It currently only supports protection using roles, but there is an api to add your own permissions.

The KinSlideshow module provides a block to display KinSlideshow(a kind of slideshow).
The moudle is for drupal 7.
It's very easy to configure.

This module adds a checkbox to the file entity upload form that allows you to say if the file should be private or not. There are a few things to know.