Media

The HubDub module enables the creation of interactive videos, with HTML overlays displayed over the video at predetermined times during playback. The original design use-case was for nonprofits to make a call to action in a video, then let viewers perform that action (such as submitting a CRM signup, online petition, or donation form) from directly within the video player. The module can also be used to create interactive captions (such as lower-thirds or live tickers), branching videos, etc.

Adds inline image usage tracking. This is a placeholder page.

Experimental Utility additions to Media Gallery.

Adds some additional tools for managing media galleries - especially large and bulky ones.

INTRODUCTION
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The Combined Images module takes all images that are about to be loaded from
a node or from theme_image() and make it into a base64 encoded string instead.

This can be presented like an image to the end user, but it does not require
you to load the image as an separate request to the server.

Other similar projects are CSS Embedded images for images in the CSS files.

This module implements the web torrent javascript library in your Drupal site. The module currently loads the library on every page via hook_init() and the Libraries module. This is a foundational developers module to add new file distribution capabilities to Drupal web sites.

Requirements:

• Libraries

Additional Installation Steps:
The Web Torrent minimized javascript file needs to be downloaded to your current libraries folder from the Github page.

Simple module that provide new entity type for SVG infographics

Selfi allows to capture image using WebRTC, which user can be used to set profile picture.
WebRTC is a free, open project that provides browsers and mobile applications with Real-Time Communications (RTC) capabilities via simple APIs.

To know more about WebRTC, visit http://www.webrtc.org

REQUIREMENTS:
WebRTC is currently supported by the following browsers:
Chrome
Firefox
Opera

Summary

Manualcrop Media Wysiwyg is a connector module that improves the relationship between Media's 2.x branch and Manualcrop when used in body-style content in the WYSIWYG.

It does two major things:

Summary

This module fills in a missing piece of functionality. In Media Browser (media_wysiwyg) you cannot easily edit the fields of a file entity from the wysiwyg once the file is added.

This adds an "Edit" link above the preview image when you click the Media button for an existing embedded asset. Clicking the link opens the full file edit screen in another window.

This is designed to be compatible with Media 2.x branch. It plays nice with manualcrop, and adds "crop" to the link if present.

Image Effect for Image Styles.

This module fills a need for square crop effect that doesn't require any height or width to be specified. It examines the dimensions and produces the larges square possible (cropped on a top-center anchoring).

It also works great as a fallback filter to ensure squares for styles that also rely on modules like manualcrop or smartcrop.