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Revision as of 13:42, 15 February 2021
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Description
The EmbedVideo extension adds a parser function called #ev for embedding video clips from over 24 popular video sharing services in multiple languages and countries. It also adds video and audio media handlers to support transforming standard [[File:Example.mp4]] file links into embedded HTML5 <video> and <audio> tags.
Installation
Download
Download and place the file(s) in a directory called EmbedVideo in your extensions/ folder.
Activation
Add the following code at the bottom of your LocalSettings.php:
wfLoadExtension( 'EmbedVideo' );
Configuration
Variable | Default Value | Description |
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$wgEmbedVideoAddFileExtensions | TRUE | Boolean - Enable or disable adding video/audio file extensions to the list of allowable files to be uploaded. |
$wgEmbedVideoEnableVideoHandler | TRUE | Boolean - Enable or disable the video media handlers for displaying embedded video in articles. |
$wgEmbedVideoEnableAudioHandler | TRUE | Boolean - Enable or disable the audio media handlers for displaying embedded audio in articles. |
$wgEmbedVideoDefaultWidth | Integer - Globally override the default width of video players. When not set this uses the video service's default width which is typically 640 pixels. | |
$wgEmbedVideoMinWidth | Integer - Minimum width of video players. Widths specified below this value will be automatically bounded to it. | |
$wgEmbedVideoMaxWidth | Integer - Maximum width of video players. Widths specified above this value will be automatically bounded to it. | |
$wgFFmpegLocation | /usr/bin/ffmpeg | String - Set the location of the ffmpeg binary. |
$wgFFprobeLocation | /usr/bin/ffprobe | String - Set the location of the ffprobe binary. |
Developper note
The major benefit of using a parser function as the injection mechanism for video clips (as opposed to an extension tag) is that parser functions can utilize template parameters (of the form {{{1}}}).
For example, say you found yourself making a lot of YouTube videos in thumbnail size, right-aligned like an image. You might make a template called Template:Youtube_tn which could contain this:
<div class="thumb tright"> {{#ev:youtube|{{{1}}}|{{{2|100}}}}} </div>
And then call it like this:
{{youtube tn|someYoutubeId}}