A jquery image magnifier, based on the dojotoolkit Magnifier utility. From http://dojotoolkit.org/~dante/jquery/Magnifier.html
To use:
theme('magnifier', $image_path, $args);
Specify $args passed as an array of optional elements, using the following:
Imagefield Crop provides a widget(1.x) or field(2.x) for selection based cropping an image after upload.
Comparison of image cropping modules
When the user uploads an image it is presented inside a cropping area. A cropping box is shown inside, and the user can resize and move it. Upon clicking "preview" or "submit", the image is cropped and the result is saved instead of the original image.
This module is still under heavy development, use at your own risk.
Why write something that's a "do it all" instead of integrating few popular modules all in together to bring you both functionality and customization?
This module conflicts with image module.
The following modules are required:
This is a Media Mover module which utilizes the Ruby FLVTool2 to add meta data to FLV files. It can also be used to read meta data from FLV files which have meta data.
This module requires that Ruby is installed, that you've installed the FLVTool2, and Media Mover. It is a processing module for Media Mover, so can be integrated into configurations as any other Media Mover module.
This is a helper/configuration module to work with JW media player FLV flash player. It is designed for integration with XSPF Playlist to make it easier for configuration and setup. To use this, you need to download the player and place it in this module directory. You can then configure the display options you want.
This module depends on FlashVideo (http://drupal.org/project/flashvideo) and give possibility to paste blocks with video.
The Asterisk Call Detail Records (CDR) module allows an Asterisk administrator, or user, to view call information from CDRs stored in a MySQL database. Module can be configured to view CDRs in a separate database from Drupal, so long as the database is local.
Riffly.com provides a very neat service which allows your users to leave you audio or video comments on your blog. The interface lets your record the audio or video comment while on your site using the user's webcam and microphone if they have them.
riffly.com have a plugin available for Wordpress which I ported over to drupal. Their interface is very easy to use - the comments are stored on the riffly servers and accessed from their servers whenever the user selects play on your site.
There is no reason why this should be limited to comments only but not also let you as the blogger leave audio or video blog content on your site.
This is a suite of modules that make it possible to generate guitar chord diagrams. It comes with both a cck field and an input filter, so users can attach chord diagrams to nodes, or embed them directly in the content of a page.
For example, the notation for the chord diagram on the right is: x,3,2,0,1,0. The x indicates a string that is not played, and the numbers indicate the position of fingers on each string.
