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aharon
uploading media to smartmedia 0.85

  • 2005/11/8 21:21

  • aharon

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 172

  • Since: 2004/9/17


Hi,

I have installed smartmedia on XOOPS version 2.0.13.1, and just can not find how to upload media files...

Made categories, folders withing the categories, and "clips" within the folders - but where do I upload my clips from..?

I am probably missing something very obvious, but it keeps slipping away..

Thanks for any suggestions.

Best regards,

Aharon
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aharon
Re: uploading media to smartmedia 0.85

  • 2005/11/9 13:35

  • aharon

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 172

  • Since: 2004/9/17


Hummm.. Write this last night and no-one replied.. Anyone got any idea regarding this, during the day..


Best wishes!


Aharon
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marcan
Re: uploading media to smartmedia 0.85

  • 2005/11/9 15:39

  • marcan

  • Just can't stay away

  • Posts: 824

  • Since: 2003/10/8


Hi,

SmartMedia does not currently allow you to upload media through the module, except for images reprenting categories, folders or clip. The actual videos must be uploaded whereever you want. The clip's fields high res url, and low res urls allow you to put the URL of the file you want to display.

Is it clearer ?

Cheers!
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cgunther
Re: uploading media to smartmedia 0.85

  • 2005/11/9 17:31

  • cgunther

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 59

  • Since: 2005/3/27


If you need to upload through a module rather than FTP try using wf-downloads. Media files tend to be big so best to check with your host to make sure your server can take web uploads of large files. Mine (ipower) has a limit of 2megs so I have to ftp anyway, but if the limit for yours is higher then wf-downloads will work to post files. Then follow advice of marcan and use the URL of your media file from wf-downloads and link it to your category/file in smartmedia. I use a photo gallery like this to handle all of the image content on my website, it makes it easier to have the server handle the images when you have a large number of people contributing content.
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cgunther
Re: uploading media to smartmedia 0.85

  • 2005/11/9 17:33

  • cgunther

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 59

  • Since: 2005/3/27


If you need to upload through a module rather than FTP try using wf-downloads. Media files tend to be big so best to check with your host to make sure your server can take web uploads of large files. Mine (ipower) has a limit of 2megs so I have to ftp anyway, but if the limit for yours is higher then wf-downloads will work to post files. Then follow advice of marcan and use the URL of your media file from wf-downloads and link it to your category/file in smartmedia. I use a photo gallery like this to handle all of the image content on my website, it makes it easier to have the server handle the images when you have a large number of people contributing content.
"Your motherboard wears Army chips"
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aharon
Re: uploading media to smartmedia 0.85

  • 2005/11/9 18:27

  • aharon

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 172

  • Since: 2004/9/17


Thanks cgunther!

Seems I can now evaluate the smartmedia module better..

Hope this exchange will be useful for others in the future..

Best wishes!

Aharon
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toddherrold
Re: uploading media to smartmedia 0.85

helpful, but I hope the next version of smartmedia allows user uploads. . .

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