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QuickTimeSummary: Embed QuickTime content on wiki sites.
Status: Stable
Version: 0.2.1
Prerequisites: pmwiki-2.0
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GoalEmbed QuickTime content on wiki sites. You can test the script out here. Installation
include_once("UsageUse the normal Attach: syntax but wrap it with the quicktime markup: (:quicktime Attach:myfile.ext Δ arg1=someting arg2=something:) or if embedding an external file, be sure to drop the (:quicktime http://www.externalwebsite.com/myfile.ext(approve links) arg1=someting arg2=something:) The arguments can be tag attributes as described here. Normaly it is at least the height and width of a movie file. If you show the controller you should reserve 16 additional pixel height for it. For examples (see also the test page). NotesReleasesCommentsHi again, after looking around in the code of this recipe, figured out that external links must NOT be preceded by Hi, my questions: I, too, can only get files uploaded to the server to be embedded but not external URLs. Any suggestions? - Jeff, October 1, 2007 I also can't get it to work... also not with the asumed included $QuickTimeExternalResource = 1; (because without the $ and ; it will generate and error!) It works. Thanks for your help! Cari, 3/2/2006 I can't get this to display- do I need to have anything else included or enabled? I have tried with local and remote quicktime urls, the end result is the URL is displayed in a non clickable form, but the embed of the movie does not happen. Jen 7/7/06 For remote URLs you have to include QuickTimeExternalResource = 1 into your config file. I'm not shure what you mean with local urls, but if you mean file:// this is not implemented at the moment. - Schlaefer July 18, 2006, at 09:01 AM
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