#media

I am looking for the best accessible audio player that is available for Drupal. I have looked at a couple and none of them appear to be that good. I found a native HTML 5 player that tests well (http://terrillthompson.com/ableplayer/test0.html) but I do not see this for Drupal.

Thanks,
Steve

Normally we can upload images programmatically.
I enabled latest version of media module to upload images in wysiwyg. It is working fine. There is no problem. But i want to upload images programmatically from media library. That means, while clicking browse field, it opened pop up box to select/upload images from media library.
Below is my code.

function test_form_upload_form_alter(&$form, $form_state) {
$form['settings']['apply_now_image'] = array(
'#type' => 'media',
'#title' => 'Image for apply now',
);
$form['#submit'][] = 'test_upload_form_submit';
}

Hello!
This post is just me trying to assemble some knowledge and best practice on using WYSIWYG alternatives (namely Markdown) without sacrificing regular content creation strategies like image inserts.

Obviously, as this is non-WYSIWYG, if someone proposes a group or documentation page that suits this topic better, I'll glady move this info someplace else.

WYIWYG approach: Media Module + WYSIWYG

• This has been well documented and is the proposed approach

cons

It allows you to embed node fields (images, videos, files and any others) right in the node body using a simple inline tag: [fieldname:items|position].

Syntax

[fieldname:items|position]

• fieldname — machine name of a field
• items (optional) — index of item (or range of items)
• position (optional) — 'default', 'center', 'left' or 'right'

All following constructions are supported:

Hello,

In Drupal 7.22, when I go to the media library at admin/content/media and click on a thumbnail, I see page for setting title and description for that image, URL such as media/4051/edit?destination=admin/content/media

But on my site, drupal won't let me save asking me to set the required field "License settings for this image" and the "Media Folder". But the dropdown for license setting contains no selection so impossible to set any license setting.

Screenshot: http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/627/9111628379.jpg

Questions:

I feel there is a strong need for this feature in media module. I am not sure if there is any way in media module we can do this.

I remember this was there earlier for filefield module something like file_path, but seems to be missing from media module. Have created a sandbox project for this purpose @ http://drupal.org/sandbox/piyuesh23/1525142.

Just need to be sure there is nothing of such sort before pushing it to a full project.

What are people using to embed/manage videos in drupal 7? I have .flv files that I'm trying to embed/manage, and I've installed both "media" and "video" modules and they aren't giving me what I need. The video module looks promising, but when I use it in conjunction with jwplayer, the output looks ok, but it omits the filename at the end of the src tag.

I think I might install mediafront (its a bit more than what I need, really), but thought I'd put the question out here to see if anyone has other suggestions :)

Hello everybody,
I've just created a module to embed videos from TV3 catalan public television using Embedded Media Field (emvideo). The web of this television is at http://www.tv3.cat .

I think I need your votes to be able to upload this module. If I need to do anything else, tell me, please.

See you soon!!
emi

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Is there a way to make a module that integrates the Speakker audio player to Drupal?