The Plone Video sprint wrapped up last Tuesday after four very intensive and productive days. We got a tonne done. We began a new plone video suite that brings together the base common features most users expect, such as embedded flash, ogg and h264 video, vodcasting, transcoding, large file handling, content licensing support, metadata extraction [...]
We’ve had a busy couple of days of coding. Among the things we got to: Working Plumi buildout for Plone3.3 Indonesian translation for Plumi Work on transcoding – splitting convertdaemon from the ATReal richfile framework Solid progress ‘plone video suite’ Work on transcoding – splitting convertdaemon from the ATReal richfile framework html 5 video tag [...]
We’re in room 100b, come on down! If you’re remote sprinting, go to irc.freenode.net and join #plonevideosprint.
Yesterday Andrew, Limi, Nate, Vik, Barry, Thierry and Gunner sat down yesterday to do some more fleshing out of the goals and design for the sprint. Here are some of the conclusions, please speak up if we’ve got anything wrong or if we’ve missed any key details. As mentioned previously there are three strands a [...]
If you’re interested in the Plone Video Sprint that we’re organising – or simply want to chat about plone and video – drop into our irc channel: #plonevideosprint irc.freenode.net If you’re interested in attending the sprint, there’s some info here and you can also follow what we’re up to on twitter: @plumisprint
We’ve hit the ground in Budapest in preparation for the Plone Video Sprint. People are arriving and filling up the apartments and much discussion is brewing regarding the future of Plone and video. The sprint agenda is starting to look a like it will have three core areas The Future of Plone Video – looking [...]
