* Test
Messing around to figure out docker and whatnot
* Revert "Test"
This reverts commit 43b76932c5
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* Update docker dev yaml
Update the docker to the environement with the latest version of selenium (and their new arguments), and to be on firefox
* Timestamp on play
Adds the a one time event that jumps to a timestamp if there is a t parameter in the URL
* Timestamp when sharing DRAFT
First draft to show the timestamp when sharing. Missing checkbox and appending the get param to shown link
* Checkbox and update share url
Checkbox show a clean timestamp and the media URL updates with the correct timestamp upon selection
* Cleaning before PR
removing un-necessary modified files
* Clean up before PR - remove statics
* Timestamp in comments
Parse the comments to wrap timestamps with an appropriate anchor
* Forgotten comments and console.logs
* Last touch for PR
- Cleaning media.js for PR
- Using MediaPageStore instead of window.location when wrapping the timestamp in comments
* Screenshot
Adding the screenshot for the user_docs
* PR amends
Amending VideoPlayer componnent to take check if the Get param 't' is a number, and to keep it within the duration of the video.
Required to change the listener from 'play' to 'loadedmetadata' to have access to the video duration (otherwise it was too early)
Also changed the User_doc file to inform users of the timestamp function
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Users documentation
Table of contents
- Uploading media
- Downloading media
- Adding captions/subtitles
- Search media
- Using Timestamps for sharing
- Share media
- Embed media
- Customize my profile options
Uploading media
How to Upload Media
Uploading media is as simple as clicking the Upload Media button, waiting for media to upload, and then clicking the media to add metadata (title, description etc.) by filling out a form.
Click Upload Button
Click the Upload Media button from the right-side of the screen at the top:
Upload Page
Clicking the Upload Media button takes you to the upload page at a URL like this:
https://demo.mediacms.io/upload
Click Browse Button
Here you should click the "Browse your files" button (or drag and drop a file from your desktop):
Select media file and click Open button
Select the media file that you want to upload and click the "Open" button:
Wait for file to upload
Wait for the file to finish uploading:
Pause uploading
If you want you can pause upload by clicking Pause button:
Continue uploading
Continue upload by clicking Continue button:
Wait for media to finish Processing
Wait for the media file to finish Processing:
Click View media button
Click the View media button to open the media page:
Media will be in the encoding queue
The media will take some time to finish encoding (MediaCMS will transcode the file to several formats and resolutions). Meanwhile you can edit the media file to add metadata.
Click Edit Media button
Click the EDIT MEDIA button to add metadata and configure the poster image:
Add Metadata (Summary, Description etc.)
Make sure you fill in all the required fields, and try to complete as many of the non-required fields as possible. This ensures the database is populated with useful meta-data to help others access useful information about you and your video.
Downloading media
MediaCMS offers a configurable option whereby users can make their media files available for download. Downloads are available for transcoded files, and the original file.
How To Enable Download
Visit the media view page and choose the EDIT MEDIA button.
Select the checkbox for "Allow Downloads"
How To Download Media
Visit the media view page and click the DOWNLOAD button below the video player.
Choose the version you wish to download - a transcoded file or the original file:
Choose Save File and click the OK button.
Adding captions/subtitles
With MediaCMS you can add subtitles/captions to your video by uploading a subtitles file in the popular .vtt format.
Visit Media Page & Click EDIT SUBTITLE Button
Visit the "single media page" for the media you wish to add subtitles/captions to and click the EDIT SUBTITLES button:
Upload Subtitles in .vtt Format
Click the Language menu to select the correct language for your Subtitles/Captions file:
Choose the correct Language for your file:
Click Browse to find a subtitles/captions file on your computer (if your file is not in the .vtt format, you may find a conversion service on the Internet):
Choose a .vtt subtitles/captions file from your computer:
Click the Add button to add the file to your media:
View Subtitles/Captions in Video Player
You can now watch the captions/subtitles play back in the video player - and toggle display on/off by clicking the CC button:
Using Timestamps for sharing
Using Timestamp in the URL
An additionnal Get parameter 't' can be added in video URL's to start the video at the given time. The starting time has to be given in seconds.
Additionnally the share button has an option to generate the URL with the timestamp at current second the video is.
Using Timestamp in the comments
Comments can also include timestamps. They are automatically detected upon posting the comment, and will be in the form of an hyperlink link in the comment. The timestamps in the comments have to follow the format HH:MM:SS or MM:SS
Search media
How search can be used
Share media
How to share media
Embed media
How to use the embed media option
Customize my profile options
Customize profile and channel