A plugin which extends Piwigo with video support:
- retrieves video metadata
- produces thumbnails from videos
- brings Videojs port for piwigo
After installation, you must configure your Piwigo with the LocalFiles Editor plugin and install ExifTool, FFmpeg or MediaInfo on your server to extract metadata and generate posters of a video. If FFmpeg cannot be installed, we explain here how to upload posters manually.
The supported formats are those supported by most browsers:
- mp4,m4v
- webm,webmv
- ogg,ogv
Basically, medias are uploaded in a same way as standard pictures. You then synchronize the metadata and create posters and VideoJS thumbnails of a selection of medias from the Adminitrstaion / Plugins / VideoJS interface. You can also do this from the Edit Photo page or the Batch Manager page.
- Please look at the forums if you encounter any issues.
- To report bugs and suggest new features, please create a new issue.
- videojs
- getID3
- FFmpeg
- MediaInfo
- ExifTool
- piwigo-jplayer
- The Piwigo Team for a great gallery software
- The Piwigo translation team
The piwigo-videojs plugin for Piwigo is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.