Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

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This talk covers the state of handling multimedia content in Plone, including podcasting, embedding Youtube videos, and uploading Flash videos that play back in the browser. We will survey the various add-ons including the Plone4Artists audio and video products, collective.flowplayer and the Plumi video portal solution. We'll also cover topics such as using Kupu to add audio and video content inside the editing window, storing large files on the file system (plone.app.blob, FileSystemStorage), and the various options for transcoding uploaded videos. If you're looking to add multimedia content to your Plone site, this session will show you the best practices.

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

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Spice Up Your Plone Site With Multimedia European Plone Symposium 2009

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