Video encoding and Buddypress

  • benfegore

    (@benfegore)


    9 years, 1 month ago

    Hi Kyle,
    thanks for your amazing plugin, I managed, against all odds, to install ffmpeg on a dedicated server and get it running, I have even integrated it, to some degrees, with Buddypress.

    I am now trying to integrate it into custom posts that can be added to the Buddypress timeline, create lists of most played and favourites, and a video slider.

    I was hoping to hear if you are still working on the project, as it still seems to be the best solution to utilise ffmpeg and has all the features we need.

    Of course we’d be extremely happy to see new features that improve integration and would be willing to pay for add ons in the future.

    Any comments from other people who have worked with this plugin and Buddypress welcome.

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  • Plugin Author Kyle Gilman

    (@kylegilman)

    9 years, 1 month ago

    Yes, I’m still working on the project. Congrats on getting FFMPEG running on your server. It is possibly the most frustrating thing I’ve ever done.

    I don’t use Buddypress so I don’t have any ideas for features that improve integration, but I would be happy to hear about any specific features you’d be interested in.

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