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    Hi there,
    looks like video uploading goes mainstream. Loads of sites are adding
    video upload capabilities. That is what I would like to add to my webapp
    as well. Currently only picture upload is available via PHP and image
    functions.
    Can somebody please point me to a start on how to convert the video
    files on the fly during upload into flash video? Similar to the image
    functions available with php? Is there a modul available, any 3rd party
    software you would recommend?
    Thank you for any hint,
    Merlin
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    Mon, 2006-09-04 at 10:59 +0200, Merlin wrote:

    Can somebody please point me to a start on how to convert the video
    files on the fly during upload into flash video? Similar to the image

    If you are using *NIX you can use ffmpeg and something like system() or
    passthrough(); to achieve some pretty impressive results.

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    Paul Scott schrieb:
    Mon, 2006-09-04 at 10:59 +0200, Merlin wrote:

    >Can somebody please point me to a start on how to convert the video
    >files on the fly during upload into flash video? Similar to the image


    If you are using *NIX you can use ffmpeg and something like system() or
    passthrough(); to achieve some pretty impressive results.

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    Hi Paul,

    thank you for the hint. ffmpeg seams to be a good way to create
    thumbnails out of the video, but how to convert it on the fly to flash
    video?

    Regards,

    Merlin
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    Mon, 2006-09-04 at 11:50 +0200, Merlin wrote:
    thank you for the hint. ffmpeg seams to be a good way to create
    thumbnails out of the video, but how to convert it on the fly to flash
    video?

    PHP extension called ming. Look for it somewhere on opaque.net

    I am not sure if ming is still supported, but it used to be a really
    cool extension. I have used it a lot to create flash movies in a mapping
    application.

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  • No.4 | | 697 bytes | |

    Merlin wrote:
    Hi there,

    looks like video uploading goes mainstream. Loads of sites are adding
    video upload capabilities. That is what I would like to add to my webapp
    as well. Currently only picture upload is available via PHP and image
    functions.

    Can somebody please point me to a start on how to convert the video
    files on the fly during upload into flash video? Similar to the image
    functions available with php? Is there a modul available, any 3rd party
    software you would recommend?

    Thank you for any hint,

    Merlin
    If you are windows, maybe you could have a look at the swf encoder in
    camstudio:

    http://www.camstudio.org/

    AJ
  • No.5 | | 747 bytes | |

    Merlin wrote:
    Hi there,

    looks like video uploading goes mainstream. Loads of sites are adding
    video upload capabilities. That is what I would like to add to my webapp
    as well. Currently only picture upload is available via PHP and image
    functions.

    Can somebody please point me to a start on how to convert the video
    files on the fly during upload into flash video? Similar to the image
    functions available with php? Is there a modul available, any 3rd party
    software you would recommend?

    Thank you for any hint,

    Merlin

    Why do that? Just let the user download the video! Why embed a video in
    a Flash animating embedded on a Web page? It's stupid - and you have to
    use Flash Player!

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