DruTube in one hour? Check.

Submitted by arthur on March 31, 2008 - 5:56am

Just got back from Drupal Camp NYC 4, where I did a session on settings up advanced video functionality on Drupal in an hour. In the span of the session I installed Drupal, installed a handful of modules, and got a site that lets users upload video to their site, transcodes it and deposits the file on Amazon's S3 site. While nothing new in terms of functionality for Media Mover, it is always a bit unnerving when you do something live.

One piece that I presented that is new is a combination of a few aspects of Drupal. A video player that utilizes taxonomy to populate it's playlist dynamically. You can see an example on my personal site.

You can read the crib notes for the session, and check out other sessions.


DruTube - Building a video site in Drupal from Capellic on Vimeo.

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You can also watch Arthur's
Submitted by Gregory Heller on December 10, 2008 - 1:12pm.

You can also watch Arthur's presentation at the Seattle Drupal Camp in June of 2008.

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