Integrates Vimeo videos with the Vimeo API so that you can respond to the Vimeo player's events and make calls to the module to fire hooks.
This module is used to convert your input text into a .mp3 format file with voice. Easily you can able to convert the plain text to .mp3 format file without any kind of software support in online web with this module.
This module is used to create a barcode images on the web without any kind of software support. The below listed barcode formats are supported by this module.
Easily you can create any kind of barcode images and manipulate with any areas. The PHP GD library is important to execute this module.
This module is used to convert any kind of video format files to .flv file format. While converting the video, it will return the total number of frames on the video, video duration info, extract our input number of times the video frame images from the middle of the video.
The "FFMPEG" is very important to execute this module. This module video conversion logic is support in linux system only.
BxSlider module integrates the bxSlider library with Fields. Often used for showing photos on e-commerce, classified, real estate sites.
Uses getID3() to retrieve and attach useful information to uploaded media files.
File getID3() integrates the getID3() module with the core File module. It is aimed toward field themers or module developers who want to make use of the metadata contained inside media files.
Media picasa is module which will integrate the picasa image selector into your site.Media Picasa lets you connect your site from your picasa albums using your username.
This module lets you Adds a 'Picasa album' tab to the media dialog so that you can easily browse images from the Media Selector widget. After you have selected your image, you it is copied over to your Files directory so you can still apply Drupal file styles and access control.
Requirements
Provides a stream wrapper and media browser plugin to allow the selection of files from an arbitrary local directory defined in settings.php. For the moment at least, the directory needs to reside within the docroot of the Drupal install.
This could be useful in the following cases:
1. You have a set of 'legacy' files that you want to leave in a separate directory permanently, but also be able to reference from Drupal.
2. You have very large media files that you want to host locally but which can't be uploaded.
Please Note: This module has been forked as part of the Community Media Advanced initiative.
The forked version is hosted on https://github.com/cm-advanced/cm_tv_schedules
We created this fork to provide a central place to host all community media modules that are in ongoing development, and to facilitate new releases.
