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AME - Auto Media Embedding (youtube, Amazon, google, myspace, etc...)
Developer Last Online: Jan 2019
From the inventors of Swiss Cheese and the Egg comes AME - The Automatic Media Embedding System.
Note that Version 2.0.0 can be found here AME is derived from GAL 6 base code but instead of linking keywords, it converts URLs that users paste or enter in their posts into inline embedded video streams. Big credit goes out to mfyvie for the original concept that jazzed me up enough to lift code that I have been working on to radically improve his fresh idea. Though the same goal, I have taken a totally different approach to his initial release. This mod is 100% steaming fresh code straight from the Geeks oven of love. First... the overview AME scans new and edited posts for pre-defined patterns of URLs (i.e. youtube's). If it finds a match, it swaps the url tag for an ame tag. When a post get parsed for bbcode and an ame tag is found, instead of hammering away at the post with umpteen bbcodes, AME quietly figures out which pre-defined embedding should be placed there and... viola', you have a pretty little embedded video like this: Attachment 66927 This is significantly faster, has much lower overhead and is much easier to manage than loads of bbcodes or a than scanning every single post as the user views it to see if there are any conversions that need to be made. Now for the bells and whistles AME:
Add ons AME comes configured with YouTube, Myspacetv, Google Video, Bolt, iFilm, Yahoo, Dailymotion, Amazon and MetaCafe Support built in. Since the amount of providers are always changing and most sites will only need a particular amount, AME has been designed with an import and export system to allow members to easily share formats with one another. In fact, the second post of this thread is updated periodically to relflect those add ons. Currently there are over 12 more additional formats contributed by AME users. Click here to see them. Installation
Troubleshooting See this post on troubleshooting A note about support and such I have my plate pretty full with taking care of my commercial mods and the support that comes with them. Saying that, I will help when I can - but to be honest, I have ensured that there should be little to no support needed on this mod as it is very much self contained. Please do not PM or post asking me to give you regexp's to support additional media streams. I built the system so that you can add your own providers as well as the ability to import and export them. If you still need a pattern but are not great with regular expressions (who is?) then I suggest getting RegExpBuddy. Although I am not expert at regular expressions, I did a quick start tutorial on AME regexps here if you want to check it out. I don't mind you guys asking amongst each other for these things, but just note that I will most likely not respond to the requests. I will reserve the first couple of posts in this thread to periodically add user contributed patterns to import and for additional information (I hate mega long first post's in the release section). So check there for up to date information. nJoy Show Your Support
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So is there a way we can get http://www.dailymotion.com
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#303
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Subah, import the attached file on this one to have Support for RealMedia's .ram Files, leave the other one installed though, you'll need both (one for .rm files and the other for .ram files) ... :up: ...
Jammydodger, did you read my post and The Geek's post on the previous page? I think that will answer your question ... Be patient ... Tom1234, did you try to do the edit to the bbcode_create hook for [AME] (AdminCP > Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager)? If not, then ... FIND: Code:
return ame_process_bbcode(&$parser, $text, $option); Code:
return ame_process_bbcode($parser, $text, $option); |
#304
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Here is an AME export for videos from CarpixTV.
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#305
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Well I decided to edit my HTML Container so that its a Collapsible Box, instead of just a box ... This way the user has the option to hide/unhide the videos located on the page. If you want to have your AME Media Boxes be Collapsible replace the following in the "Settings" Option of AME CP.
HTML Container Open: HTML Code:
<div align="center"> <table class="tborder" cellpadding="6" cellspacing="1" border="0" width="500" style="margin:10px 0"> <thead> <tr> <td class="tcat" style="text-align:center" width="500"> <a style="float:right" href="#top" onclick="return toggle_collapse('ame_media')"><img id="collapseimg_ame_media" src="images/buttons/collapse_tcat.gif" alt="" border="0" /></a> <a href="#" onclick="return toggle_collapse('ame_media')"></a> <a href="$url" title="$title" target="_blank">$title</a> </td> </tr> </thead> <tbody id="collapseobj_ame_media"> <tr> <td class="panelsurround" align="center" width="500"> HTML Code:
</td> </tr> </tbody> </table></div> |
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#307
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Glad you like it :up:
The Geek, I PM'ed you about a problem I'm having, can you help me out with that? I'm getting this error when I set a certain RegExp to Active on the AME CP, if it's Inactive then the error goes away. I PM'ed you the contents of the .xml for the RegExp that's causing the error, hopefully you can help me out ... The error displays in the showthread page ... Error: Code:
Warning: preg_replace() [function.preg-replace]: Compilation failed: range out of order in character class at offset 32 in /includes/ame_bbcode.php on line 336 |
#308
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I think you need to escape your hyphens like:
PHP Code:
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#309
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DOH! Damn, that makes me feel so dumb, how did I miss that, I looked at the thing like 100 times and didn't catch that ... Thanks!
Alright guys, so I know a lot of you want this one, so I cooked it up, thanks to The_Geek for helping me trouble shoot a little problem I was having, lol ... Enjoy Support for DivX/Stage6! |
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Awesome also support for WMV files, and gamespot files would be awesome. E3 started today and i need gamespot video embeds badly :|
Their embed link looks like: Quote:
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^ WMV Files are already supported, search a few pages back and you'll find the .XML File to download and import into the AME CP ...
As far as gamespot support ... they have way too many different links for different types of videos hosted, some of the links do not include the information that is needed in the embed code, thus not making it work ... |
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