Requirements: Moodle 1.8, optionally Red5 or FMS for streaming videos
Description: Let adding flash videos (flv) to moodle. Supports streaming servers like red5 and FMS (Tested on Red5 0.6.2). In the Intro field, you can give a general description of the video and/or add notes, attachements etc... Also you can configure many aspects of the video display (width,height,buffering,etc..)
Credits: The flv player used in this release has been developed by Jeroen Wijering
This release now supports a separate "Teacher's Note" page and uses the Moodle role system to manage the capabilities within resources in the moodle context.
This release now supports personal notes by Students. These personal notes can be configured to view by other users depending on there capabilities defined by the teacher.
The latest verson can be downloaded from Moodle Plugin Database.
Very nice work.
But I need some help...
RED5 and the flv videos are going to be here, with the examples /usr/lib/red5/webapps/oflaDemo/streams
Moodle is in /var/www/moodle
I can upload a video it works, but I can't make conection with the streaming server rtmp://my.red5.server/oflaDemo/streams
Do you have any documentation??
I have to do anything else with red5??
Regards from Mexico
can you enable the server debug mode (dont do this in a production server) and see for any errors or warnings.
FYI to enable debug mode, on Site Administrtion block;
Server->Debugging
and change "Debug messages" to ALL and check "Display Debug Messages"
BTW what is the moodle version you are using. I've just tested this on latest 1.8 CVS snapshot and working fine.
regards
Moodle 1.9.3 (Build: 20081015)
Apache2.2 + PHP5 + MYSQL 5.0 + MS XP and MS 2003 server
Hi,
I installed Activity module "Flash Video" and saw "successful installtion" messages at "Notifications" on the Site Administration.
Then I can see "Flash Video" on the "Add an activity" list.
BUT I got the blank page when I click "Flash Video" on the "Add an activity" list.
It shows "HTTP 500 Internal server error" on IE6 and Firefox.
I tested this in different computer and have same result above.
I repeated removing and installing for several times and even did follow the same thing on the installation video on youtube.
There was no problem and no error message during the installation because I installed moodle so many times.
I spent 3days to fix this and I am almost exhausted.
Please Please help me!!!
I want to be able to have instructors upload video files of any format to the streaming server and have them converted to FLV format. Have you done any work with FFMPEG on conversion. I have ran across a ffmpeg php class. I have not had a chance to work with this yet. I wanted to ask if you had worked on this any.
Van
I have run accross a PHP class that uses FFMPEG to transcode files. It it fairly conprehensive (It does everything I want it to do). I have only played with it some in my spare time. I had some problems with it to start off but it turned out to be my install of FFMPEG. I did not have all of the correct compile options set to convert to FLV. Once I got that fixed it worked nicely. I am now working on incorperating it into your FlashVideo Mod.
Here is the link if you want to take a look at the class and the examples.
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/3747.html
I want to be able to upload directly to my streaming server, not into my Moodle datadirectory. I am looking at adding configuration setting to the FlashVideo module in order to set the server name, file location, transcode options, and username and password.
My thoughts on the matter is to take the uploadlib.php class that is in moodle and modify it to do the file upload to the new server. If I do this then the FFMPEG software will need to be installed on the main Moodle server. That means the transcoding will take place on the Moodle server. The reason I wanted to go to a streaming server was to offload the load of Video and video converstion to a second server. I'm thinking of setting up the module to call the Streaming server upload and transcode from the Streaming server. So what I would do would be to install a the php scripts that will do the uploading and transcode work on the streaming server and the rest of the FlashVideo mod on the main Moodle server and then just call it from the main server. Do you have any thoughts on this.
Van
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We have been using the module (version 0.2) with Moodle 1.8.2, but now I'm running upgrade test on our site mirror and, after the upgrade to 1.9.1, the modedit.php only loads the header (see screenshot). I'm guessing it's a very silly thing, but I'd like to be nudged in the right direction, so I don't have to do a bunch of trials and errors... Any help much appreciated.
I have replyined to this in your same post here
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=101729#p449486
There are a couple of minor bugs in the latest version, which throw up warnings when the debug level is set to 'developer':
print_header is not using the 'build_navigation' function
mynote.php does not check to see if $usernotes is 'false' before using 'foreach' on it.
I've fixed both of these on my local version, if you would like me to send it across to you.
I have moodle 2.0.2 but when a try install flashvideo module show error
- line 462 of /lib/upgradelib.php: plugin_defective_exception thrown
- line 265 of /lib/upgradelib.php: call to upgrade_plugins_modules()
- line 1426 of /lib/upgradelib.php: call to upgrade_plugins()
- line 290 of /admin/index.php: call to upgrade_noncore()
thks for your help