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February 26, 2009 at 2:34 pm #138593
I am new in this forum. In my JA Rutile template there will be some video on the site. I tried to upload a video, but got an error message like as “This file type is not supported”. My video is *.mov type. I am wondering if there is any instructor what I can upload a video in the JA Rutile template or do I need get an extension from Joomla.org or how is the best way to upload a video into this JA Rutile template?
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February 27, 2009 at 7:22 am #293703Dear taknsmidjan !
You can do it following way below :
Go to admin >> site >> global configuration >> select system tab , on Media Settings box , you add “mov” to Legal Extensions (File Types) text box.
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February 27, 2009 at 10:25 am #293779Dear Hainn84,
Thank you for the answer. I did follow your instruction and it seems working in that way. I noticed that the flash opload was not enabled, checked as no, so I quess I need to enable it.
But when I wanted to upload the video into an article, I could not insert a video. I can insert an image, but not a video, and it does not show the video. Is there something more that I need to do so I can insert a video into the article or a simple guide?
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February 27, 2009 at 2:18 pm #293835try this plugin
http://www.needful.de/mgmediabot-demo/it may be a bit complicated to use if you don’t know how to edit html, but it will do what you want and more
they do give you the script syntax to use
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February 27, 2009 at 6:23 pm #293864<em>@taknsmidjan 115024 wrote:</em><blockquote>Dear Hainn84,
Thank you for the answer. I did follow your instruction and it seems working in that way. I noticed that the flash opload was not enabled, checked as no, so I quess I need to enable it.
But when I wanted to upload the video into an article, I could not insert a video. I can insert an image, but not a video, and it does not show the video. Is there something more that I need to do so I can insert a video into the article or a simple guide?</blockquote>
Flash upload is just the upload method, not a switch allowing you t upload flash files. It is disabled because some versions of flash are not compatible with it. You may find with it enabled you cannot upload anything.
I would suggest you look at this extension. It is well known and easy to use. All the instructions are on their website.
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