Comments on: Embedding WP.com Video http://ma.tt/2009/02/embedding-wpcom-video/ Unlucky in Cards Sat, 26 May 2012 13:00:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4-beta4-20941 By: Schlosser Family Videos | Mark Collier http://ma.tt/2009/02/embedding-wpcom-video/#comment-458346 Schlosser Family Videos | Mark Collier Fri, 27 Feb 2009 23:16:52 +0000 http://ma.tt/?p=11870#comment-458346 [...] able to get 15GB of storage for only $50/year. I actually stumbled onto this solution based on a comment Matt made on his blog. It took me about a week to get everything uploaded, now without further [...] [...] able to get 15GB of storage for only $50/year. I actually stumbled onto this solution based on a comment Matt made on his blog. It took me about a week to get everything uploaded, now without further [...]

]]> By: Matt http://ma.tt/2009/02/embedding-wpcom-video/#comment-458257 Matt Tue, 24 Feb 2009 05:11:15 +0000 http://ma.tt/?p=11870#comment-458257 Nope. Nope.

]]> By: Mike Staskiewicz http://ma.tt/2009/02/embedding-wpcom-video/#comment-458256 Mike Staskiewicz Tue, 24 Feb 2009 04:31:08 +0000 http://ma.tt/?p=11870#comment-458256 Hi. Any chance of offering something like this kaltura open source plug-in on Wordpress.com? It lets people leave video comments, upload videos, etc. I'm not a programmer and do not understand the details, but it seems pretty cool. WP plugin and example here... http://corp.kaltura.com/download Thanks, --Mike Hi. Any chance of offering something like this kaltura open source plug-in on WordPress.com?

It lets people leave video comments, upload videos, etc. I’m not a programmer and do not understand the details, but it seems pretty cool.

WP plugin and example here…
http://corp.kaltura.com/download

Thanks,

–Mike

]]> By: Erica Douglass http://ma.tt/2009/02/embedding-wpcom-video/#comment-458091 Erica Douglass Fri, 20 Feb 2009 19:12:08 +0000 http://ma.tt/?p=11870#comment-458091 Thanks for this link! I was struggling with this problem since I needed to shoot some videos in HD and Vimeo only allows non-commercial videos. Their TOS doesn't make it clear if "blog with ads" is considered commercial, so I decided not to push it. I'll sign up for a premium account and use your option instead! -Erica Thanks for this link! I was struggling with this problem since I needed to shoot some videos in HD and Vimeo only allows non-commercial videos. Their TOS doesn’t make it clear if “blog with ads” is considered commercial, so I decided not to push it. I’ll sign up for a premium account and use your option instead!

-Erica

]]> By: Matt http://ma.tt/2009/02/embedding-wpcom-video/#comment-458001 Matt Thu, 19 Feb 2009 16:05:27 +0000 http://ma.tt/?p=11870#comment-458001 That's the whole idea why it's easy to add media buttons and override what happens when you click a media button. That’s the whole idea why it’s easy to add media buttons and override what happens when you click a media button.

]]> By: Otto http://ma.tt/2009/02/embedding-wpcom-video/#comment-457981 Otto Thu, 19 Feb 2009 05:37:53 +0000 http://ma.tt/?p=11870#comment-457981 The <a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpresscom-video-server/" rel="nofollow">WordPress Video Solution Framework</a> is a good start, but I think the main problem with putting something like this into the core wp.org code is that not all hosts offer the resources necessary to do the kinds of things that is needed for real video hosting like this. Conversion of formats, thumbnail generation, all these take processor power and special setup/configuration that a lot of webhosts simply don't have on by default. There is the possibly of making an easier framework for the video media embed stuff to integrate with common video hosting services simpler for plugins to do. It'd be neat if I could click the video upload button in WP and send a video to YouTube or Vimeo or (insert service of choice) easily, then get back the embed code and have it embed right into the document. Something generic, so that plugins could be made to support any sort of service you want. The WordPress Video Solution Framework is a good start, but I think the main problem with putting something like this into the core wp.org code is that not all hosts offer the resources necessary to do the kinds of things that is needed for real video hosting like this. Conversion of formats, thumbnail generation, all these take processor power and special setup/configuration that a lot of webhosts simply don’t have on by default.

There is the possibly of making an easier framework for the video media embed stuff to integrate with common video hosting services simpler for plugins to do. It’d be neat if I could click the video upload button in WP and send a video to YouTube or Vimeo or (insert service of choice) easily, then get back the embed code and have it embed right into the document. Something generic, so that plugins could be made to support any sort of service you want.

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