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9 years 6 months ago #147893 by Frank Chojinski
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Hello,

I have a simple question but i can not find it in the forum: Is there a parameter with that i can resize Videos individual? Or must all videos be the same size as they are set in the plugin options? In my case i want to show a medical video in mp4 format.

Thanks in advance,

kind regards
Frank

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9 years 6 months ago #147928 by Lefteris
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Hi,

Yes, you can. You need to pass the desired dimensions to the tag. Read the documentation at www.joomlaworks.net/support/docs/allvideos to learn more regarding this.

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9 years 5 months ago #148917 by Bermd Jambor
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The Parameters in the documentation only allows to define size and width for all vid's inside the plugin.
I'm looking for something like: {mp4}2015-Highway, width=100, height=150{/mp4}
That would be much easier than creating modules containing the entire HTML coding.
(Tried to post an example but got blocked "SPAM detected") .

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9 years 5 months ago #148941 by Lefteris
Replied by Lefteris on topic Individual Video size
Probably you didn't read the documentation as i suggested. Here is what's written there:
"You can also use syntax like: {format/provider}filenameORvideoID|width|height|autoplay{/format/provider}

...where "width" and "height" are the media dimensions in pixels and "autoplay" is enabled using 1 (use 0 to disable it). "

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9 years 5 months ago #148947 by Bermd Jambor
Replied by Bermd Jambor on topic Individual Video size
Thanks for your answer.

Don't get angry. I read the doc but didn't get the point. Following your instructions, here is where I stuck:

No effect on the size parameters.
mpeg and wmv do not show up when defined in a module at all (sames as 3gp).
mpeg does not show up when defined in an article.(sames as 3gp)

Code:

<p>mpeg test</p>
<p>ride </p>
{mpeg}ride|200|150{/mpeg}
<p>crash </p>
{mpeg}crash|200|150{/mpeg}
<p> </p>
<p>wmv test</p>
<p>buchtel </p>
{wmv}buchtel|200|150{/wmv}
<p>devil </p>
{wmv}devil|200|150{/wmv}

Result: www.berndmkiii.de/index.php/test-allvideo

Thanks, Bernd

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9 years 5 months ago #148959 by Lefteris
Replied by Lefteris on topic Individual Video size
It's fine, i didn't get angry. I just pointed out the documentation part that refers to the parameters.

Now, back to your issue. The size has no effect because you are using the "Responsive" layout of the plugin. When this plugin is used it will adapt to the available space depending on the container element. If you want to have fixed dimensions you should switch to the "Normal" layout. You can do this at the settings page of the plugin.

Regarding the video format issue, i strongly recommend to stick with the MP4 format to ensure maximum browser/device compatibility.

The MPEG video is not displayed due to an issue of the plugin which has already been fixed for the next release. You can download the development version from github.com/joomlaworks/allvideos/archive/master.zip and it should work. However note that video formats that require the Quicktime plugin will not work in Chrome since Google removes support for such plugins support.google.com/chrome/answer/6213033?hl=en . That's one more reason to stick with the MP4 videos.

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