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==Remote Embedding==
==Remote Embedding==
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===Simple hyperlinking, plan B===
===Simple hyperlinking, plan B===
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Link directly to any OpenMeetings.org page.  This should be fine for playback in mid-Atlantic area, but fairly spotty for other areas due to a lack of a content delivery network and use of shared hosting.  This goes for embed code too, but perhaps to a lesser extent as there's less JavaScript involved.
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Link directly to any OpenMeetings.org page.  This should be fine for playback in mid-Atlantic area, but maybe spotty for other areas due to a lack of a content delivery network and use of shared hosting.  This goes for embed code too, but perhaps to a lesser extent as there's less JavaScript involved.
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===Embed code===
===Embed code===
Use the embed code for either the entire meeting or a clip -- note the embed code changes according to if you are looking at the entire meeting (click "Meeting Overview") or just a clip (streams default to the first 20 min.).  This provides a playback wrapper and bundled transcripts.
Use the embed code for either the entire meeting or a clip -- note the embed code changes according to if you are looking at the entire meeting (click "Meeting Overview") or just a clip (streams default to the first 20 min.).  This provides a playback wrapper and bundled transcripts.
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Example: [http://html5videotest.blogspot.com/ http://html5videotest.blogspot.com/]
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:''Example'': [http://html5videotest.blogspot.com/ http://html5videotest.blogspot.com/]<br>
:Be sure to click the caption button on the bottom edge.
:Be sure to click the caption button on the bottom edge.
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<pre><script src='http://openmeetings.org/w/js2/mwEmbed/mv_embed.js' type='text/javascript'></script></pre>
<pre><script src='http://openmeetings.org/w/js2/mwEmbed/mv_embed.js' type='text/javascript'></script></pre>
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bit into the HTML <pre><head></pre>.  Note that use of transcluded JavaScript is not necessarily "safe" from a browser security standpoint, and that remote site traffic data is sent to OpenMeetings.org.
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bit into the HTML <code><head></code>.  Note that use of transcluded JavaScript is not necessarily "safe" from a browser security standpoint, and that remote site traffic data is sent to OpenMeetings.org.
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Copy the raw video, or clips thereof, into the remote site via the <video> tag.  This approach is a bit advanced; the embed code takes care of a lot of in-browser playback magic.
Copy the raw video, or clips thereof, into the remote site via the <video> tag.  This approach is a bit advanced; the embed code takes care of a lot of in-browser playback magic.
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To obtain valid clips, use a URL of the following form:
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To obtain valid ''clips'' in Firefox, right-click on the video clip during playback and select "Save Video As...".  Alternatively, use a URL of the following form:
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<pre>http://openmeetings.org/archives/streamname.ogv?t=0:20:00/0:24:22</pre>
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<pre>http://openmeetings.org/archives/name.ogv?t=0:20:00/0:24:22</pre>
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To obtain an ''entire'' movie, download the complete file via the Ogg Theora link file contained in the Internet Archive item description page.
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Also, please check that the wiki has the correct MIME types registered for Xiph media: see
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Also, please check that the wiki has the correct MIME types registered for Xiph media: see [http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs MIMETypesCodecs]
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http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs
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Current revision as of 20:39, 25 March 2010

Contents

[edit] Remote Embedding

[edit] Simple hyperlinking, plan A

Link to the Internet Archive item description page. This is "safe" but the video is slightly obfuscated pending better in-browser playback.


[edit] Simple hyperlinking, plan B

Link directly to any OpenMeetings.org page. This should be fine for playback in mid-Atlantic area, but maybe spotty for other areas due to a lack of a content delivery network and use of shared hosting. This goes for embed code too, but perhaps to a lesser extent as there's less JavaScript involved.

[edit] Embed code

Use the embed code for either the entire meeting or a clip -- note the embed code changes according to if you are looking at the entire meeting (click "Meeting Overview") or just a clip (streams default to the first 20 min.). This provides a playback wrapper and bundled transcripts.

Example: http://html5videotest.blogspot.com/
Be sure to click the caption button on the bottom edge.

Also, it may help to move the:

<script src='http://openmeetings.org/w/js2/mwEmbed/mv_embed.js' type='text/javascript'></script>

bit into the HTML <head>. Note that use of transcluded JavaScript is not necessarily "safe" from a browser security standpoint, and that remote site traffic data is sent to OpenMeetings.org.


[edit] Copying raw video

Copy the raw video, or clips thereof, into the remote site via the <video> tag. This approach is a bit advanced; the embed code takes care of a lot of in-browser playback magic.

To obtain valid clips in Firefox, right-click on the video clip during playback and select "Save Video As...". Alternatively, use a URL of the following form:

http://openmeetings.org/archives/streamname.ogv?t=0:20:00/0:24:22

To obtain an entire movie, download the complete file via the Ogg Theora link file contained in the Internet Archive item description page.

Also, please check that the wiki has the correct MIME types registered for Xiph media: see MIMETypesCodecs

All videos and text are published under the CC-BY 3.0 U. S. or CC-BY-SA 3.0. copyright licenses.  Details.