Thanx for your opinions. (Kees and Rob) Do you happen to have sample scripts when using scp for example in the wizard for uploading? Preferably not using the editwizards?
Somehow offtopic but som futuristic thing: Is it possible to write a control which can be used to capture movies by a webcam directly streaming to the server and save that? anybody ever thought of that? did someone do it? thanx again, Laurens Koning ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Vermeulen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 2:26 PM Subject: Re: Uploading Movies in MM-package > > > > > > > I have a working MM-package with some movies in a directory and put > > them > > > in MMBase. With some code I can watch the movies by creating the proper > > > URL's and using the media player. > > > > > > Now, I want a user to be able to upload a MPEG or AVI movie to the > > > server. It should be very simple, so a user should fill out the name > > and > > > title and a "browse" field to select the movie. By clicking "ok" the > > > movie should be uploaded to the servers harddisk and a new node in > > > MMBase. > > > > hmm if files get big http multi-part post is nog really a viable solution > > it requires a lot of memory on the client and the server and at least > > doubles the required network trafic (due to base encoding) > > > > I think ftp / sftp / scp and webdav are more apropirate to do this > > > At the VPRO we also use NFS/scp etc. to copy the files. > We made a simple wizards in which the name/title/etc. of the audio can > be given. The wizards tells what the filename should be of the audio > that is going to be uploaded (the filename is an object number). It this > way MMBase can relate the uploaded file with an audiopart > (audiofragment) within MMBase. > > Rob > > p.s. Please don't send dutch emails, and PDF attachments to this > mailinglist, it's not appropriated. > > > > >
