Media

Concept

This module provides a backend that enables site builders to create custom slideshows without having a knowledge of how to build Drupal modules. Although the main focus of this module is the backend, it also comes packaged with a slideshow that can be used out of the box, and for some users this will suit their needs.

The Backend (the Framework)

This module provides the following features in the backend:

MIME Router handles mapping incoming attachments via mailhandler and routing them to the appropriate CCK filefield(s). MIME Router relies on the incoming media MIME type to determine the appropriate filefield to route incoming attachments to. There is no configuration necessary as MIME router relies on the configured CCK filefields allowed file types. MIME router iterates over the available filefields configured for use with mailhandler and drops incoming attachments into the first filefield that allows files of the given type.

MIME Router requires:

SoundCloud field module 8.x-1.x and 7.x-1.x provides a field for inserting a SoundCloud track or set
SoundCloud field module 6.x-1.x provides a CCK field

Features:
- configurable player
- 2 player types: (Classic) HTML5 player / (New) Visual player

Mediareference is a compound field which extends CCK nodereference field with some special fields like title, description, link, color etc. which can be optionaly enabled in per-field CCK settings. It allows page editors to assign media nodes (primarily images) to other content and add custom title, link or description to them. Widget includes Mediareference browser popup which is built upon the view and allows flexible filtering and output of the media nodes.

Implemented features:

• Mediabrowser popup view (lightbox lightframe) with dynamical node type filtering and exposed filters (types are get from CCK referenceable types field settings)
• Adding new media nodes through Mediabrowser popup
• Assigning thumbnail source field for each node type per mediareference field
• Optional special fields: title, description, link, color, ...
• Each special field can be switched on/off per cck field settings
• WYSIWYG support - ability to insert image/video from mediareference widget to every text content (textarea)

This module allows integration of Video Advertisements streamed via Revive ad server (formerly OpenX ad server) into videos played via flowplayer using the Video Module. The module requires configuration of Revive Ad Server, Video Streaming Server (possibly Red5 or one of the paid RTMP services) and Flowplayer before it can be used. The development of this module was sponsored by Alamosa.tv

Update on March 07, 2017: This module now has two new maintainers: Ayesh and Ben. The critical security issue (SA-CONTRIB-2017-023) is now fixed in the 7.x-2.1 version. If you are using any version older than 7.x-2.1 or any 7.x-1.x version, please upgrade immediately. Module will continue to receive bug fixes and new features in the future. You are welcome to collaborate!

DownloadFile is a module to direct download files or images.

Features

• Added four formatters
• Usable in templates and views
• Accessible formatters

A simple module which helps you to configure your vimeo account and get videos and display them as gallery in your instance. When you click on the video, a nice popup opens and plays the video in it.

Here's a brief description of Evernote from the source:

"Use Evernote to save your ideas, things you see, and things you like. Then find them all on any computer, phone or device you use. For free."

This module is FeedAPI addon that filters feeditems bases on tags. When a feeditem contains a tag of these filtertags, there will be no new node created. (The tag_filter does a nice job but needs more work). There is administration screen with a form and a checkbox list of all the tags of selected vocabularies where an admin can check or uncheck tags. Selected tags will be submitted to a table and these will be the tags to filter out the feeds. (Default for all the feeds)

Dependencies

FeedAPI Tag Filter 6.x depends on the

The Vimeotube input filter is based on the Googtube module by Keizo Gates that provides a simple input filter that converts Vimeo.com URLs into embedded objects in a simple manner. When users post a URL to videos on the Vimeo.com site, the URL is automatically converted to a video with the video's embed code.