Video documents - Revision history

Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca: /* Audio player Integration */

2016-12-01T15:19:39Z

‎Audio player Integration

2016-12-01T15:19:25Z

‎Video player

2016-12-01T15:19:03Z

‎Video.js Integration

2016-12-01T15:16:26Z

‎Video.js Integration

2016-11-21T20:04:48Z

2016-11-21T20:04:12Z

‎Video.js Integration

2016-11-21T20:01:50Z

‎Video.js Integration

2016-11-21T20:00:19Z

‎Video.js Integration

2016-11-21T19:58:35Z

‎Video.js Integration

2016-11-16T21:13:57Z

‎Video.js Integration

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 </source>
-===Audio player Integration===
+====Audio player====
 Similarly, video-js can be used to render audio player using video-js.  Note that audio does not have an image preview, so you can use a default blank image, for example:

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 </source>
-===Video player===
+====Video player====
 Generating the video player can be done in eprint_render.pl, as follows:

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 <script src="http://vjs.zencdn.net/5.11.7/video.js"></script>
 </source>
 Generating the video player can be done in eprint_render.pl, as follows:

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 #$videoDiv now holds the video player, and can be added to the page with appendChild($videoDiv)
 </source>
 Similarly, video-js can be used to render audio player using video-js.  Note that audio does not have an image preview, so you can use a default blank image, for example:

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 [[Category:Howto]]
-This page is in development and will eventually contain information about supporting Video documents in EPrints.
+This page is in development and will eventually contain information about supporting Video and Audio documents in EPrints.
 ==Related Pages==

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 <source lang="perl">
-#TN - render a audio player for audio documents
+#TN - render an audio player for audio documents
 my $type = "";
 my $audioDiv = $session->make_element( "div" );

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 $type = $doc->get_type;
 if ($type eq "audio"){
 	my $audiomimetype_1="audio/mp4";
 	my $audio_preview_1 = $doc->thumbnail_url("audio_mp4");

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 </source>
-Similarly, video-js can be used to render audio elements, for example:
+Similarly, video-js can be used to render audio player using video-js.  Note that audio does not have an image preview, so you can use a default blank image, for example:
 <source lang="perl">
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 	my $audiomimetype_2="audio/ogg";
 	my $audio_preview_2 = $doc->thumbnail_url("audio_ogg");
 	if ($audio_preview_1 || $audio_preview_2){

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 	if ($video_preview_1 || $video_preview_2){
-		my $videoplayer = $session->make_element( "video", id=>"my-video", class=>"video-js", controls=>"", preload=>"auto", poster=>$video_preview_image, 'data-setup'=>"{}" );
+   		my $videoDivID = "my-video".$doc->get_id;
 		if ($video_preview_1){
 			my $source_1 = $session->make_element ("source", src=>$video_preview_1, type=>$videomimetype_1);