Sermonaudio.com

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http://drupal.org/project/sermonaudio

For anyone that is using or wants to use sermonaudio.com, I have put together a module that integrates into their SOAP API. The main feature that I needed was mass importing of sermons into sermonaudio.com. This is accomplished through views, cck, and vbo. I am still in the process of writing the help files to go along with the module, but just wanted to check out here if there is any interest in it and maybe get some ideas about features that would be nice to have in the module as well.

edit: corrected url

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Pull

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Kutakizukari - Mon, 2010-09-13 18:29

Would be nice to pull from sermonaudio.com instead of pushing to it so that files are not kept on own server. Is that possible?


1PixelOut Player

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Kutakizukari - Tue, 2010-09-14 16:28

If so then being able to use the 1pixelout player or other aduio players would be nice.


Sounds useful - Correct Project URL

Andy_Read - Wed, 2010-09-15 13:20

A quick correction on the project address to help other readers:
http://drupal.org/project/sermonaudio (NB 'project' without an 's')

In principle this module sounds very useful, although I'm not familiar with sermonaudio.com

I've been responsible for a home-grown sermon database for our church at http://www.stmarks-battersea.org.uk/Programme?past=true which links in with the same database for the future service schedule. This is not currently implemented in Drupal, but will likely be ported in the coming year, like most of my sites. The mp3 files are currently stored on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Simple Storage Service (S3), which is great for pay-as-you-go scalability without having to worry about bandwidth and load limits.


Good solution

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StudioFonkel - Tue, 2010-11-09 07:11

Ik agree that AmazonS3 is a good solution for storing your files. I have made a sermon-feature for OpenAtrium and made a formatter (MP3 audioplayer) for the link-field and filefield. So people can either upload a mp3 or link to it. The end-user will not see where the source is, cause the file is served visually in the same way.
Right now I'm investigating the possibilities of Mediamover, by wich it should be possible to upload files and then automaticly move them to Amazone S3.
This would be great!
I have the formatter available if anyone is interested.
No need for other modules such as swftools, just this module (not on Drupal.org)


thanks for the url

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jdwfly - Mon, 2010-11-08 21:49

thanks for the url correction... I'm not sure why I typed that wrong.

@elijahsborne
For me I already had the all the nodes created in my site, but I needed to push to SermonAudio quickly and easily. I am using a custom content type where the file is just a simple link to its location which is on another server. It mainly is for that type of use case but it is still possible to embed using SOAP API calls that are implemented in the module. You could make a call for a certain sermon and then use the link to the mp3 that it returns and then embed that. Thanks for the input.