jPlayer port for piwigo. Play your videos and audio tracks on your web gallery!
Piwigo-jplayer is a plugin for the Piwigo web gallery that allows you to render various video and audio files within your piwigo install.
See it in action [here] (http://dev.chezmatthi.eu/piwigo-jplayer/)
This plugin needs to be uploaded in the your-gallery/plugins/ dir.
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get it directly from the plugin section of the admin site or grab it from the Piwigo website
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download the archive from github (https://github.com/d-matt/piwigo-jplayer/downloads)
wget -O piwigo-jplayer.tar.gz https://github.com/d-matt/piwigo-jplayer/tarball/master -
or clone the project
git clone git://github.com/d-matt/piwigo-jplayer.git
Then, go to the admin site, in the plugin section and activate it.
- wevm
- ogv
- m4v
- flv
- mp3
- ogg
- oga
- m4a
- webma
- fla
- wav
Note : for piwigo-jplayer to work with Firefox, you should also make sure that the webserver is sending the correct type for the given file.
Please read the documentation on jplayer website : http://jplayer.org/latest/developer-guide/
Basically, medias will be added to your gallery just like standard pictures:
- Uploads the videos in the
galleriesdir - In piwigo < 2.4, the thumbnail is named
thumbnail/TN-base_name.jpg - In piwigo > 2.4, the thumbnail is named
pwg_representative/base_name.jpg - Finally use the sync button
- update getid3 to 1.9.12
- fix #6 : use $tpl_thumbnails_var['NAME'] instead of $tpl_thumbnails_var['name'] to find duplicates videos
- Merged Pull Request: upgraded jplayer and themes to 2.4.0 by anthonydahanne
- Merged Pull Request: upload video.m4v and video.webm, have piwigo consider it's the same video and have jplayer choose the best format for your browser by anthonydahanne
- update getid3 to 1.9.7
- Distrib fix
- Add a tool to publish new versions
- Add a tool to convert thumbnails to representatives
- Piwigo 2.4 compatibility
- Add a parameter to use representative image in the video player
- Add autoplay parameter
- Initial release
The piwigo-jplayer plugin for Piwigo is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.