Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video Solution
Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager, Harvester,
and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this new
version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/ISLANDORA6121/Release+Notes+and+Do....
Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora 11.2.0.
If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so that we
can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
-- David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
Robertson Library
University of Prince Edward Island
dwil...@upei.ca
Skype Name: david.wilcox82
902.620.5167
Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i want to try
the video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to add a new
object i get this error:
- Error following Content Model Rules
- warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
/var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module on
line 331.
Any idea???
Thanks a lot!!
El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca> escribió:
> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video Solution
> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager, Harvester,
> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this new
> version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora 11.2.0.
> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so that we
> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
> --
> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> Robertson Library
> University of Prince Edward Island
> dwil...@upei.ca
> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> 902.620.5167
<castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i want to try the
> video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to add a new
> object i get this error:
> Error following Content Model Rules
> warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module on line
> 331.
> Any idea???
> Thanks a lot!!
> El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca> escribió:
>> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the subject
>> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>> confusion!*
>> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video Solution
>> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager, Harvester,
>> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this new
>> version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
>> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
>> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
>> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora 11.2.0.
>> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so that we
>> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
>> --
>> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> Robertson Library
>> University of Prince Edward Island
>> dwil...@upei.ca
>> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> 902.620.5167
-- David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
Robertson Library
University of Prince Edward Island
dwil...@upei.ca
Skype Name: david.wilcox82
902.620.5167
Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything goes well,
also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that thw video
is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view the video in
the repository, i´m getting this message:
The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
shortly.
> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i want to try
> the
> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to add a new
> > object i get this error:
> > Error following Content Model Rules
> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
> > /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module on
> line
> > 331.
> > Any idea???
> > Thanks a lot!!
> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca> escribió:
> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the subject
> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
> >> confusion!*
> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video Solution
> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager, Harvester,
> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this new
> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora 11.2.0.
> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so that we
> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
> >> --
> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> >> Robertson Library
> >> University of Prince Edward Island
> >> dwil...@upei.ca
> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> >> 902.620.5167
> --
> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> Robertson Library
> University of Prince Edward Island
> dwil...@upei.ca
> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> 902.620.5167
When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
dependencies.
Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution Pack
Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
wrong the derivatives won't be created.
If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies are
correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything goes well,
> also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that thw video
> is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view the video in
> the repository, i´m getting this message:
> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
> shortly.
>> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i want to try
>> > the
>> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to add a new
>> > object i get this error:
>> > Error following Content Model Rules
>> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>> > /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module on
>> > line
>> > 331.
>> > Any idea???
>> > Thanks a lot!!
>> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca> escribió:
>> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the subject
>> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>> >> confusion!*
>> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video Solution
>> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager, Harvester,
>> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this new
>> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
>> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
>> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
>> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora 11.2.0.
>> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so that we
>> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
>> >> --
>> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> >> Robertson Library
>> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> >> 902.620.5167
>> --
>> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> Robertson Library
>> University of Prince Edward Island
>> dwil...@upei.ca
>> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> 902.620.5167
-- David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
Robertson Library
University of Prince Edward Island
dwil...@upei.ca
Skype Name: david.wilcox82
902.620.5167
Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4 and the OGG
file, but not the MKV file.
And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration , i don´t
have any "Video Solution Pack
Admin" there.
The process i did to install this module was to download the video folder
of the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I finalyy
installe all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of
what colud be the problem??
> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
> dependencies.
> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution Pack
> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies are
> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
> David
> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything goes well,
> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that thw
> video
> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view the video
> in
> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
> > shortly.
> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i want to
> try
> >> > the
> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to add a
> new
> >> > object i get this error:
> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
> >> > /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
> on
> >> > line
> >> > 331.
> >> > Any idea???
> >> > Thanks a lot!!
> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
> escribió:
> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the
> subject
> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
> >> >> confusion!*
> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
> >> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video Solution
> >> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager, Harvester,
> >> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this new
> >> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
> >> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
> >> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
> >> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora 11.2.0.
> >> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so that we
> >> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
> >> >> --
> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> >> >> Robertson Library
> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> >> >> 902.620.5167
> >> --
> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> >> Robertson Library
> >> University of Prince Edward Island
> >> dwil...@upei.ca
> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> >> 902.620.5167
> --
> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> Robertson Library
> University of Prince Edward Island
> dwil...@upei.ca
> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> 902.620.5167
Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created when
you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
create it.
What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4 and the OGG
> file, but not the MKV file.
> And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration , i don´t
> have any "Video Solution Pack
> Admin" there.
> The process i did to install this module was to download the video folder of
> the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I finalyy installe
> all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of what colud be
> the problem??
>> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
>> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>> dependencies.
>> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution Pack
>> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
>> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies are
>> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>> David
>> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything goes well,
>> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that thw
>> > video
>> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view the video
>> > in
>> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>> > shortly.
>> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i want to
>> >> > try
>> >> > the
>> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to add a
>> >> > new
>> >> > object i get this error:
>> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
>> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>> >> > /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
>> >> > on
>> >> > line
>> >> > 331.
>> >> > Any idea???
>> >> > Thanks a lot!!
>> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>> >> > escribió:
>> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the
>> >> >> subject
>> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>> >> >> confusion!*
>> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>> >> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video Solution
>> >> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager, Harvester,
>> >> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this new
>> >> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
>> >> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
>> >> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
>> >> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora
>> >> >> 11.2.0.
>> >> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so that
>> >> >> we
>> >> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
>> >> >> --
>> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> >> >> Robertson Library
>> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> >> >> 902.620.5167
>> >> --
>> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> >> Robertson Library
>> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> >> 902.620.5167
>> --
>> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> Robertson Library
>> University of Prince Edward Island
>> dwil...@upei.ca
>> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> 902.620.5167
-- David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
Robertson Library
University of Prince Edward Island
dwil...@upei.ca
Skype Name: david.wilcox82
902.620.5167
Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
Transform files locally ?
Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
server.
Path to ffm executable:
Path to ffm program on your server
FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
Extract Exif data locally ?
Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
server.
Path to Exiftool executable:
Path to exiftool program on your server
Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
Create OGG locally?
Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
server.
Path to Theora executable:
Path to theora program on your server
Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still getting the
error:
The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
shortly.
> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created when
> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
> create it.
> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
> David
> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4 and the
> OGG
> > file, but not the MKV file.
> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration , i
> don´t
> > have any "Video Solution Pack
> > Admin" there.
> > The process i did to install this module was to download the video
> folder of
> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I finalyy
> installe
> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of what
> colud be
> > the problem??
> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
> >> dependencies.
> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution Pack
> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies are
> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
> >> David
> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
> castroleand...@gmail.com>
> >> wrote:
> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything goes
> well,
> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that thw
> >> > video
> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view the
> video
> >> > in
> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
> >> > shortly.
> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i want
> to
> >> >> > try
> >> >> > the
> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to add a
> >> >> > new
> >> >> > object i get this error:
> >> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
> >> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
> >> >> > on
> >> >> > line
> >> >> > 331.
> >> >> > Any idea???
> >> >> > Thanks a lot!!
> >> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
> >> >> > escribió:
> >> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the
> >> >> >> subject
> >> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
> >> >> >> confusion!*
> >> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
> >> >> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video Solution
> >> >> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager,
> Harvester,
> >> >> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this
> new
> >> >> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
> >> >> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
> >> >> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
> >> >> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora
> >> >> >> 11.2.0.
> >> >> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so that
> >> >> >> we
> >> >> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
> >> >> >> --
> >> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> >> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> >> >> >> Robertson Library
> >> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
> >> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
> >> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> >> >> >> 902.620.5167
> >> >> --
> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> >> >> Robertson Library
> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> >> >> 902.620.5167
> >> --
> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> >> Robertson Library
> >> University of Prince Edward Island
> >> dwil...@upei.ca
> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> >> 902.620.5167
> --
> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> Robertson Library
> University of Prince Edward Island
> dwil...@upei.ca
> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> 902.620.5167
Even though the file you're ingesting is already in MP4 format, I think JW
Player is looking for an MP4 derivative (which would have a different DSID)
and it's not finding it because FFMpeg isn't converting your original MP4
into a derivative MP4. I'll have to look into this.
In the meantime, can you send me the file you're working with? If it's
small you can just email it to me at dwil...@upei.ca. You could also try
converting your file to another format on your desktop (say AVI or MOV) and
try ingesting it again.
We're still working on supporting a wider variety of video compression
formats - unfortunately, this is tricky and requires a lot of testing. So I
appreciate your feedback :)
David
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
> Transform files locally ?
> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
> server.
> Path to ffm executable:
> Path to ffm program on your server
> FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
> Extract Exif data locally ?
> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
> server.
> Path to Exiftool executable:
> Path to exiftool program on your server
> Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
> Create OGG locally?
> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
> server.
> Path to Theora executable:
> Path to theora program on your server
> Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
> The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still getting the
> error:
> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
> shortly.
>> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
>> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
>> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
>> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created when
>> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
>> create it.
>> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
>> David
>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4 and the
>> OGG
>> > file, but not the MKV file.
>> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration , i
>> don´t
>> > have any "Video Solution Pack
>> > Admin" there.
>> > The process i did to install this module was to download the video
>> folder of
>> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I finalyy
>> installe
>> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of what
>> colud be
>> > the problem??
>> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
>> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>> >> dependencies.
>> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution Pack
>> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
>> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies are
>> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>> >> David
>> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
>> castroleand...@gmail.com>
>> >> wrote:
>> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything goes
>> well,
>> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that thw
>> >> > video
>> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view the
>> video
>> >> > in
>> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check
>> back
>> >> > shortly.
>> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i want
>> to
>> >> >> > try
>> >> >> > the
>> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to add
>> a
>> >> >> > new
>> >> >> > object i get this error:
>> >> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
>> >> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
>> >> >> > on
>> >> >> > line
>> >> >> > 331.
>> >> >> > Any idea???
>> >> >> > Thanks a lot!!
>> >> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>> >> >> > escribió:
>> >> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the
>> >> >> >> subject
>> >> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>> >> >> >> confusion!*
>> >> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>> >> >> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video
>> Solution
>> >> >> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager,
>> Harvester,
>> >> >> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this
>> new
>> >> >> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release notes:
>> >> >> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
>> >> >> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
>> >> >> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora
>> >> >> >> 11.2.0.
>> >> >> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so
>> that
>> >> >> >> we
>> >> >> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
>> >> >> >> --
>> >> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> >> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> >> >> >> Robertson Library
>> >> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>> >> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>> >> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> >> >> >> 902.620.5167
>> >> >> --
>> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> >> >> Robertson Library
>> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> >> >> 902.620.5167
>> >> --
>> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> >> Robertson Library
>> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> >> 902.620.5167
>> --
>> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>> Robertson Library
>> University of Prince Edward Island
>> dwil...@upei.ca
>> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>> 902.620.5167
-- David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
Robertson Library
University of Prince Edward Island
dwil...@upei.ca
Skype Name: david.wilcox82
902.620.5167
Hi David, ok i´m sending you the file to that address. What is strange is
that i converted the mp4 file to ohter formats and everithing is the same
result, i also download the countdown.mp4 video that you have in
islandora.ca virtual box, i tried to ingested and im getting the same
error. It seems as a problem wiht jwplayer cause if i ingested a video,
everything goes well, and i see .mp4, .ogg and .mkv file but in the preview
i´m still getting the error:
The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
shortly.
I would appreciate any help. I´m sending the file in other email.
> Even though the file you're ingesting is already in MP4 format, I think JW
> Player is looking for an MP4 derivative (which would have a different DSID)
> and it's not finding it because FFMpeg isn't converting your original MP4
> into a derivative MP4. I'll have to look into this.
> In the meantime, can you send me the file you're working with? If it's
> small you can just email it to me at dwil...@upei.ca. You could also try
> converting your file to another format on your desktop (say AVI or MOV) and
> try ingesting it again.
> We're still working on supporting a wider variety of video compression
> formats - unfortunately, this is tricky and requires a lot of testing. So I
> appreciate your feedback :)
> David
> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
>> Transform files locally ?
>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
>> server.
>> Path to ffm executable:
>> Path to ffm program on your server
>> FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
>> Extract Exif data locally ?
>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
>> server.
>> Path to Exiftool executable:
>> Path to exiftool program on your server
>> Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
>> Create OGG locally?
>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
>> server.
>> Path to Theora executable:
>> Path to theora program on your server
>> Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
>> The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still getting the
>> error:
>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>> shortly.
>>> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
>>> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
>>> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
>>> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created when
>>> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
>>> create it.
>>> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
>>> David
>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4 and
>>> the OGG
>>> > file, but not the MKV file.
>>> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration , i
>>> don´t
>>> > have any "Video Solution Pack
>>> > Admin" there.
>>> > The process i did to install this module was to download the video
>>> folder of
>>> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I finalyy
>>> installe
>>> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of what
>>> colud be
>>> > the problem??
>>> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>>> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
>>> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>>> >> dependencies.
>>> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution Pack
>>> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
>>> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>>> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies are
>>> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>>> >> David
>>> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>> castroleand...@gmail.com>
>>> >> wrote:
>>> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything goes
>>> well,
>>> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that thw
>>> >> > video
>>> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view the
>>> video
>>> >> > in
>>> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>>> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check
>>> back
>>> >> > shortly.
>>> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>>> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i
>>> want to
>>> >> >> > try
>>> >> >> > the
>>> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to
>>> add a
>>> >> >> > new
>>> >> >> > object i get this error:
>>> >> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
>>> >> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>>> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
>>> >> >> > on
>>> >> >> > line
>>> >> >> > 331.
>>> >> >> > Any idea???
>>> >> >> > Thanks a lot!!
>>> >> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>> >> >> > escribió:
>>> >> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the
>>> >> >> >> subject
>>> >> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>>> >> >> >> confusion!*
>>> >> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>>> >> >> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video
>>> Solution
>>> >> >> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager,
>>> Harvester,
>>> >> >> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in this
>>> new
>>> >> >> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release
>>> notes:
>>> >> >> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
>>> >> >> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
>>> >> >> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora
>>> >> >> >> 11.2.0.
>>> >> >> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so
>>> that
>>> >> >> >> we
>>> >> >> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
>>> >> >> >> --
>>> >> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>>> >> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>>> >> >> >> Robertson Library
>>> >> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>>> >> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>>> >> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>>> >> >> >> 902.620.5167
>>> >> >> --
>>> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>>> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>>> >> >> Robertson Library
>>> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>>> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>>> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>>> >> >> 902.620.5167
>>> >> --
>>> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>>> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>>> >> Robertson Library
>>> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>>> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>>> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>>> >> 902.620.5167
>>> --
>>> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>>> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>>> Robertson Library
>>> University of Prince Edward Island
>>> dwil...@upei.ca
>>> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>>> 902.620.5167
> --
> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
> Robertson Library
> University of Prince Edward Island
> dwil...@upei.ca
> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
> 902.620.5167
Yes, this would appear to be an issue with your installation of JW Player -
I ingested the video into http://sandbox.islandora.ca and it plays just
fine. I've attached a screenshot of the list of Datastreams; do you see two
MP4 files in your list of Datastreams? If you only see one, there may be a
problem with FFMpeg.
> Hi David, ok i´m sending you the file to that address. What is strange is
> that i converted the mp4 file to ohter formats and everithing is the same
> result, i also download the countdown.mp4 video that you have in
> islandora.ca virtual box, i tried to ingested and im getting the same
> error. It seems as a problem wiht jwplayer cause if i ingested a video,
> everything goes well, and i see .mp4, .ogg and .mkv file but in the preview
> i´m still getting the error:
> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
> shortly.
> I would appreciate any help. I´m sending the file in other email.
>> Even though the file you're ingesting is already in MP4 format, I think
>> JW Player is looking for an MP4 derivative (which would have a different
>> DSID) and it's not finding it because FFMpeg isn't converting your original
>> MP4 into a derivative MP4. I'll have to look into this.
>> In the meantime, can you send me the file you're working with? If it's
>> small you can just email it to me at dwil...@upei.ca. You could also try
>> converting your file to another format on your desktop (say AVI or MOV) and
>> try ingesting it again.
>> We're still working on supporting a wider variety of video compression
>> formats - unfortunately, this is tricky and requires a lot of testing. So I
>> appreciate your feedback :)
>> David
>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>> Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
>>> Transform files locally ?
>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
>>> server.
>>> Path to ffm executable:
>>> Path to ffm program on your server
>>> FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
>>> Extract Exif data locally ?
>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
>>> server.
>>> Path to Exiftool executable:
>>> Path to exiftool program on your server
>>> Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
>>> Create OGG locally?
>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an external
>>> server.
>>> Path to Theora executable:
>>> Path to theora program on your server
>>> Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
>>> The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still getting the
>>> error:
>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>>> shortly.
>>>> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
>>>> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
>>>> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
>>>> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created when
>>>> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
>>>> create it.
>>>> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
>>>> David
>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4 and
>>>> the OGG
>>>> > file, but not the MKV file.
>>>> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration , i
>>>> don´t
>>>> > have any "Video Solution Pack
>>>> > Admin" there.
>>>> > The process i did to install this module was to download the video
>>>> folder of
>>>> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I finalyy
>>>> installe
>>>> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of what
>>>> colud be
>>>> > the problem??
>>>> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>>>> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
>>>> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>>>> >> dependencies.
>>>> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution Pack
>>>> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
>>>> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>>>> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies are
>>>> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>>>> >> David
>>>> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com>
>>>> >> wrote:
>>>> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything goes
>>>> well,
>>>> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that
>>>> thw
>>>> >> > video
>>>> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view the
>>>> video
>>>> >> > in
>>>> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>>>> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check
>>>> back
>>>> >> > shortly.
>>>> >> > Any idea???
>>>> >> > 2012/4/26 David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>> >> >> Hi Leandro,
>>>> >> >> Have you installed the Video Solution Pack dependencies?
>>>> Instructions
>>>> >> >> on how to install them can be found here:
>>>> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>>>> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i
>>>> want to
>>>> >> >> > try
>>>> >> >> > the
>>>> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to
>>>> add a
>>>> >> >> > new
>>>> >> >> > object i get this error:
>>>> >> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
>>>> >> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>>>> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
>>>> >> >> > on
>>>> >> >> > line
>>>> >> >> > 331.
>>>> >> >> > Any idea???
>>>> >> >> > Thanks a lot!!
>>>> >> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>> >> >> > escribió:
>>>> >> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the
>>>> >> >> >> subject
>>>> >> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>>>> >> >> >> confusion!*
>>>> >> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>>>> >> >> >> You can check out the release notes and download all available
>>>> >> >> >> modules
>>>> >> >> >> from http://islandora.ca/download, or test drive the release
>>>> at
>>>> >> >> >> http://sandbox.islandora.ca.
>>>> >> >> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video
>>>> Solution
>>>> >> >> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager,
>>>> Harvester,
>>>> >> >> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in
>>>> this new
>>>> >> >> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release
>>>> notes:
>>>> >> >> >> The documentation is undergoing updates to match this version
>>>> of
>>>> >> >> >> Islandora. You can find it here:
>>>> >> >> >> https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/ISLANDORA6121.
>>>> >> >> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as this
>>>> >> >> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
>>>> >> >> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora
>>>> >> >> >> 11.2.0.
>>>> >> >> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so
>>>> that
>>>> >> >> >> we
>>>> >> >> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
>>>> >> >> >> --
>>>> >> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>>>> >> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>>>> >> >> >> Robertson Library
>>>> >> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>>>> >> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>>>> >> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>>>> >> >> >> 902.620.5167
>>>> >> >> --
>>>> >> >> David Wilcox, BA, MLIS
>>>> >> >> Islandora Training/Support Coordinator
>>>> >> >> Robertson Library
>>>> >> >> University of Prince Edward Island
>>>> >> >> dwil...@upei.ca
>>>> >> >> Skype Name: david.wilcox82
>>>> >> >> 902.620.5167
Ok david, i will try it. one question: my JW Player is going well with the
audio collecction, I need a new version of JW PLayer to use with th video
collectionor not???
> Yes, this would appear to be an issue with your installation of JW Player
> - I ingested the video into http://sandbox.islandora.ca and it plays just
> fine. I've attached a screenshot of the list of Datastreams; do you see two
> MP4 files in your list of Datastreams? If you only see one, there may be a
> problem with FFMpeg.
> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 10:11 AM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> Hi David, ok i´m sending you the file to that address. What is strange is
>> that i converted the mp4 file to ohter formats and everithing is the same
>> result, i also download the countdown.mp4 video that you have in
>> islandora.ca virtual box, i tried to ingested and im getting the same
>> error. It seems as a problem wiht jwplayer cause if i ingested a video,
>> everything goes well, and i see .mp4, .ogg and .mkv file but in the preview
>> i´m still getting the error:
>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>> shortly.
>> I would appreciate any help. I´m sending the file in other email.
>>> Even though the file you're ingesting is already in MP4 format, I think
>>> JW Player is looking for an MP4 derivative (which would have a different
>>> DSID) and it's not finding it because FFMpeg isn't converting your original
>>> MP4 into a derivative MP4. I'll have to look into this.
>>> In the meantime, can you send me the file you're working with? If it's
>>> small you can just email it to me at dwil...@upei.ca. You could also
>>> try converting your file to another format on your desktop (say AVI or MOV)
>>> and try ingesting it again.
>>> We're still working on supporting a wider variety of video compression
>>> formats - unfortunately, this is tricky and requires a lot of testing. So I
>>> appreciate your feedback :)
>>> David
>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com
>>> > wrote:
>>>> Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
>>>> Transform files locally ?
>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>> external server.
>>>> Path to ffm executable:
>>>> Path to ffm program on your server
>>>> FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
>>>> Extract Exif data locally ?
>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>> external server.
>>>> Path to Exiftool executable:
>>>> Path to exiftool program on your server
>>>> Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
>>>> Create OGG locally?
>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>> external server.
>>>> Path to Theora executable:
>>>> Path to theora program on your server
>>>> Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
>>>> The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still getting
>>>> the error:
>>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>>>> shortly.
>>>>> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
>>>>> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
>>>>> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
>>>>> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created when
>>>>> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
>>>>> create it.
>>>>> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
>>>>> David
>>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4 and
>>>>> the OGG
>>>>> > file, but not the MKV file.
>>>>> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration ,
>>>>> i don´t
>>>>> > have any "Video Solution Pack
>>>>> > Admin" there.
>>>>> > The process i did to install this module was to download the video
>>>>> folder of
>>>>> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I finalyy
>>>>> installe
>>>>> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of what
>>>>> colud be
>>>>> > the problem??
>>>>> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>>>>> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
>>>>> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>>>>> >> dependencies.
>>>>> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution
>>>>> Pack
>>>>> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
>>>>> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>>>>> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies
>>>>> are
>>>>> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>>>>> >> David
>>>>> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com>
>>>>> >> wrote:
>>>>> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything
>>>>> goes well,
>>>>> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that
>>>>> thw
>>>>> >> > video
>>>>> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view
>>>>> the video
>>>>> >> > in
>>>>> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>>>>> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check
>>>>> back
>>>>> >> > shortly.
>>>>> >> > Any idea???
>>>>> >> > 2012/4/26 David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>> >> >> Hi Leandro,
>>>>> >> >> Have you installed the Video Solution Pack dependencies?
>>>>> Instructions
>>>>> >> >> on how to install them can be found here:
>>>>> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>>>>> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i
>>>>> want to
>>>>> >> >> > try
>>>>> >> >> > the
>>>>> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to
>>>>> add a
>>>>> >> >> > new
>>>>> >> >> > object i get this error:
>>>>> >> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
>>>>> >> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>>>>> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
>>>>> >> >> > on
>>>>> >> >> > line
>>>>> >> >> > 331.
>>>>> >> >> > Any idea???
>>>>> >> >> > Thanks a lot!!
>>>>> >> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>> >> >> > escribió:
>>>>> >> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in the
>>>>> >> >> >> subject
>>>>> >> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>>>>> >> >> >> confusion!*
>>>>> >> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>>>>> >> >> >> You can check out the release notes and download all available
>>>>> >> >> >> modules
>>>>> >> >> >> from http://islandora.ca/download, or test drive the release
>>>>> at
>>>>> >> >> >> http://sandbox.islandora.ca.
>>>>> >> >> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video
>>>>> Solution
>>>>> >> >> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager,
>>>>> Harvester,
>>>>> >> >> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in
>>>>> this new
>>>>> >> >> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release
>>>>> notes:
>>>>> >> >> >> The documentation is undergoing updates to match this version
>>>>> of
>>>>> >> >> >> Islandora. You can find it here:
>>>>> >> >> >> https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/ISLANDORA6121.
>>>>> >> >> >> Please read the documentation carefully before updating as
>>>>> this
>>>>> >> >> >> version may cause issues with previously installed versions of
>>>>> >> >> >> Islandora - particularly versions released prior to Islandora
>>>>> >> >> >> 11.2.0.
>>>>> >> >> >> If you encounter an undocumented issue, please let us know so
>>>>> that
>>>>> >> >> >> we
>>>>> >> >> >> can help build and document a complete upgrade path.
Both the audio and video solution packs can use the same version of JW
Player, but this needs to be JW Player 5. You probably already have version
5 installed, but you need to make sure that the JW Player 5 module (part of
SWF Tools) is enabled.
If the JW Player 5 module is enabled but it's still not working for video
you might need to upgrade your JW Player library. Instructions for doing so
can be found on the page I linked to in my last message.
David
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Ok david, i will try it. one question: my JW Player is going well with the
> audio collecction, I need a new version of JW PLayer to use with th video
> collectionor not???
>> Yes, this would appear to be an issue with your installation of JW Player
>> - I ingested the video into http://sandbox.islandora.ca and it plays
>> just fine. I've attached a screenshot of the list of Datastreams; do you
>> see two MP4 files in your list of Datastreams? If you only see one, there
>> may be a problem with FFMpeg.
>> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 10:11 AM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com
>> > wrote:
>>> Hi David, ok i´m sending you the file to that address. What is strange
>>> is that i converted the mp4 file to ohter formats and everithing is the
>>> same result, i also download the countdown.mp4 video that you have in
>>> islandora.ca virtual box, i tried to ingested and im getting the same
>>> error. It seems as a problem wiht jwplayer cause if i ingested a video,
>>> everything goes well, and i see .mp4, .ogg and .mkv file but in the preview
>>> i´m still getting the error:
>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>>> shortly.
>>> I would appreciate any help. I´m sending the file in other email.
>>>> Even though the file you're ingesting is already in MP4 format, I think
>>>> JW Player is looking for an MP4 derivative (which would have a different
>>>> DSID) and it's not finding it because FFMpeg isn't converting your original
>>>> MP4 into a derivative MP4. I'll have to look into this.
>>>> In the meantime, can you send me the file you're working with? If it's
>>>> small you can just email it to me at dwil...@upei.ca. You could also
>>>> try converting your file to another format on your desktop (say AVI or MOV)
>>>> and try ingesting it again.
>>>> We're still working on supporting a wider variety of video compression
>>>> formats - unfortunately, this is tricky and requires a lot of testing. So I
>>>> appreciate your feedback :)
>>>> David
>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>> Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
>>>>> Transform files locally ?
>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>> external server.
>>>>> Path to ffm executable:
>>>>> Path to ffm program on your server
>>>>> FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
>>>>> Extract Exif data locally ?
>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>> external server.
>>>>> Path to Exiftool executable:
>>>>> Path to exiftool program on your server
>>>>> Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
>>>>> Create OGG locally?
>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>> external server.
>>>>> Path to Theora executable:
>>>>> Path to theora program on your server
>>>>> Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
>>>>> The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still getting
>>>>> the error:
>>>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>>>>> shortly.
>>>>>> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
>>>>>> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
>>>>>> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
>>>>>> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created when
>>>>>> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
>>>>>> create it.
>>>>>> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
>>>>>> David
>>>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4 and
>>>>>> the OGG
>>>>>> > file, but not the MKV file.
>>>>>> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration ,
>>>>>> i don´t
>>>>>> > have any "Video Solution Pack
>>>>>> > Admin" there.
>>>>>> > The process i did to install this module was to download the video
>>>>>> folder of
>>>>>> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I finalyy
>>>>>> installe
>>>>>> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of what
>>>>>> colud be
>>>>>> > the problem??
>>>>>> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>>>>>> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some or
>>>>>> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>>>>>> >> dependencies.
>>>>>> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution
>>>>>> Pack
>>>>>> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these are
>>>>>> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>>>>>> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies
>>>>>> are
>>>>>> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>>>>>> >> David
>>>>>> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com>
>>>>>> >> wrote:
>>>>>> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything
>>>>>> goes well,
>>>>>> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there that
>>>>>> thw
>>>>>> >> > video
>>>>>> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view
>>>>>> the video
>>>>>> >> > in
>>>>>> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>>>>>> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please
>>>>>> check back
>>>>>> >> > shortly.
>>>>>> >> > Any idea???
>>>>>> >> > 2012/4/26 David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>>> >> >> Hi Leandro,
>>>>>> >> >> Have you installed the Video Solution Pack dependencies?
>>>>>> Instructions
>>>>>> >> >> on how to install them can be found here:
>>>>>> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>>>>>> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i
>>>>>> want to
>>>>>> >> >> > try
>>>>>> >> >> > the
>>>>>> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try to
>>>>>> add a
>>>>>> >> >> > new
>>>>>> >> >> > object i get this error:
>>>>>> >> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
>>>>>> >> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>>>>>> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
>>>>>> >> >> > on
>>>>>> >> >> > line
>>>>>> >> >> > 331.
>>>>>> >> >> > Any idea???
>>>>>> >> >> > Thanks a lot!!
>>>>>> >> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>>> >> >> > escribió:
>>>>>> >> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in
>>>>>> the
>>>>>> >> >> >> subject
>>>>>> >> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>>>>>> >> >> >> confusion!*
>>>>>> >> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>>>>>> >> >> >> You can check out the release notes and download all
>>>>>> available
>>>>>> >> >> >> modules
>>>>>> >> >> >> from http://islandora.ca/download, or test drive the
>>>>>> release at
>>>>>> >> >> >> http://sandbox.islandora.ca.
>>>>>> >> >> >> Islandora 12.1.0 features a beta version of the new Video
>>>>>> Solution
>>>>>> >> >> >> Pack, along with improvements to the Collection Manager,
>>>>>> Harvester,
>>>>>> >> >> >> and Solr modules. A number of bugs have also been fixed in
>>>>>> this new
>>>>>> >> >> >> version. You can read about all the changes in the release
>>>>>> notes:
>>>>>> >> >> >> The documentation is undergoing updates to match this
>>>>>> version of
>>>>>> >> >> >> Islandora. You can find it here:
>>>>>> >> >> >> https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/ISLANDORA6121.
and now everything goes well and i´m watching my videos. thanks for your
support!!!
I can tell you some other thing i noted: in the islandora sandboz i tried
to ingesti a video compres in a .zip file
and i getting an error, just try it if you want.
> Both the audio and video solution packs can use the same version of JW
> Player, but this needs to be JW Player 5. You probably already have version
> 5 installed, but you need to make sure that the JW Player 5 module (part of
> SWF Tools) is enabled.
> If the JW Player 5 module is enabled but it's still not working for video
> you might need to upgrade your JW Player library. Instructions for doing so
> can be found on the page I linked to in my last message.
> David
> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> Ok david, i will try it. one question: my JW Player is going well with
>> the audio collecction, I need a new version of JW PLayer to use with th
>> video collectionor not???
>>> Yes, this would appear to be an issue with your installation of JW
>>> Player - I ingested the video into http://sandbox.islandora.ca and it
>>> plays just fine. I've attached a screenshot of the list of Datastreams; do
>>> you see two MP4 files in your list of Datastreams? If you only see one,
>>> there may be a problem with FFMpeg.
>>> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 10:11 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Hi David, ok i´m sending you the file to that address. What is strange
>>>> is that i converted the mp4 file to ohter formats and everithing is the
>>>> same result, i also download the countdown.mp4 video that you have in
>>>> islandora.ca virtual box, i tried to ingested and im getting the same
>>>> error. It seems as a problem wiht jwplayer cause if i ingested a video,
>>>> everything goes well, and i see .mp4, .ogg and .mkv file but in the preview
>>>> i´m still getting the error:
>>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>>>> shortly.
>>>> I would appreciate any help. I´m sending the file in other email.
>>>>> Even though the file you're ingesting is already in MP4 format, I
>>>>> think JW Player is looking for an MP4 derivative (which would have a
>>>>> different DSID) and it's not finding it because FFMpeg isn't converting
>>>>> your original MP4 into a derivative MP4. I'll have to look into this.
>>>>> In the meantime, can you send me the file you're working with? If it's
>>>>> small you can just email it to me at dwil...@upei.ca. You could also
>>>>> try converting your file to another format on your desktop (say AVI or MOV)
>>>>> and try ingesting it again.
>>>>> We're still working on supporting a wider variety of video compression
>>>>> formats - unfortunately, this is tricky and requires a lot of testing. So I
>>>>> appreciate your feedback :)
>>>>> David
>>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
>>>>>> Transform files locally ?
>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>> Path to ffm executable:
>>>>>> Path to ffm program on your server
>>>>>> FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
>>>>>> Extract Exif data locally ?
>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>> Path to Exiftool executable:
>>>>>> Path to exiftool program on your server
>>>>>> Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
>>>>>> Create OGG locally?
>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>> Path to Theora executable:
>>>>>> Path to theora program on your server
>>>>>> Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
>>>>>> The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still getting
>>>>>> the error:
>>>>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check
>>>>>> back shortly.
>>>>>>> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
>>>>>>> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
>>>>>>> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
>>>>>>> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created
>>>>>>> when
>>>>>>> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
>>>>>>> create it.
>>>>>>> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
>>>>>>> David
>>>>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4
>>>>>>> and the OGG
>>>>>>> > file, but not the MKV file.
>>>>>>> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration
>>>>>>> , i don´t
>>>>>>> > have any "Video Solution Pack
>>>>>>> > Admin" there.
>>>>>>> > The process i did to install this module was to download the video
>>>>>>> folder of
>>>>>>> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I
>>>>>>> finalyy installe
>>>>>>> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of
>>>>>>> what colud be
>>>>>>> > the problem??
>>>>>>> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>>>>>>> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some
>>>>>>> or
>>>>>>> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>>>>>>> >> dependencies.
>>>>>>> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution
>>>>>>> Pack
>>>>>>> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these
>>>>>>> are
>>>>>>> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>>>>>>> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the dependencies
>>>>>>> are
>>>>>>> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>>>>>>> >> David
>>>>>>> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com>
>>>>>>> >> wrote:
>>>>>>> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything
>>>>>>> goes well,
>>>>>>> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there
>>>>>>> that thw
>>>>>>> >> > video
>>>>>>> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view
>>>>>>> the video
>>>>>>> >> > in
>>>>>>> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>>>>>>> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please
>>>>>>> check back
>>>>>>> >> > shortly.
>>>>>>> >> > Any idea???
>>>>>>> >> > 2012/4/26 David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>>>> >> >> Hi Leandro,
>>>>>>> >> >> Have you installed the Video Solution Pack dependencies?
>>>>>>> Instructions
>>>>>>> >> >> on how to install them can be found here:
>>>>>>> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>>>>>>> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and i
>>>>>>> want to
>>>>>>> >> >> > try
>>>>>>> >> >> > the
>>>>>>> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try
>>>>>>> to add a
>>>>>>> >> >> > new
>>>>>>> >> >> > object i get this error:
>>>>>>> >> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
>>>>>>> >> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>>>>>>> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
>>>>>>> >> >> > on
>>>>>>> >> >> > line
>>>>>>> >> >> > 331.
>>>>>>> >> >> > Any idea???
>>>>>>> >> >> > Thanks a lot!!
>>>>>>> >> >> > El 26 de abril de 2012 15:32, David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>>>> >> >> > escribió:
>>>>>>> >> >> >> *The previous announcement referred to Islandora 11.3.0 in
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>> >> >> >> subject
>>>>>>> >> >> >> line, but the new version is actually 12.1.0. Sorry for the
>>>>>>> >> >> >> confusion!*
>>>>>>> >> >> >> We are pleased to announce the release of Islandora 12.1.0!
>>>>>>> >> >> >> You can check out the release notes and download all
>>>>>>> available
>>>>>>> >> >> >> modules
>>>>>>> >> >> >> from
I'm glad you got it working. The video solution pack won't accept ZIP files
- it will only accept MOV, QT, AVI, and MP4 files. Some of those filetypes
will also fail since not all codecs are supported - but we're working on
that :)
Regards,
David
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 7:23 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
> and now everything goes well and i´m watching my videos. thanks for your
> support!!!
> I can tell you some other thing i noted: in the islandora sandboz i
> tried to ingesti a video compres in a .zip file
> and i getting an error, just try it if you want.
>> Both the audio and video solution packs can use the same version of JW
>> Player, but this needs to be JW Player 5. You probably already have version
>> 5 installed, but you need to make sure that the JW Player 5 module (part of
>> SWF Tools) is enabled.
>> If the JW Player 5 module is enabled but it's still not working for video
>> you might need to upgrade your JW Player library. Instructions for doing so
>> can be found on the page I linked to in my last message.
>> David
>> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>> Ok david, i will try it. one question: my JW Player is going well with
>>> the audio collecction, I need a new version of JW PLayer to use with th
>>> video collectionor not???
>>>> Yes, this would appear to be an issue with your installation of JW
>>>> Player - I ingested the video into http://sandbox.islandora.ca and it
>>>> plays just fine. I've attached a screenshot of the list of Datastreams; do
>>>> you see two MP4 files in your list of Datastreams? If you only see one,
>>>> there may be a problem with FFMpeg.
>>>> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 10:11 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>> Hi David, ok i´m sending you the file to that address. What is strange
>>>>> is that i converted the mp4 file to ohter formats and everithing is the
>>>>> same result, i also download the countdown.mp4 video that you have in
>>>>> islandora.ca virtual box, i tried to ingested and im getting the same
>>>>> error. It seems as a problem wiht jwplayer cause if i ingested a video,
>>>>> everything goes well, and i see .mp4, .ogg and .mkv file but in the preview
>>>>> i´m still getting the error:
>>>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check back
>>>>> shortly.
>>>>> I would appreciate any help. I´m sending the file in other email.
>>>>>> Even though the file you're ingesting is already in MP4 format, I
>>>>>> think JW Player is looking for an MP4 derivative (which would have a
>>>>>> different DSID) and it's not finding it because FFMpeg isn't converting
>>>>>> your original MP4 into a derivative MP4. I'll have to look into this.
>>>>>> In the meantime, can you send me the file you're working with? If
>>>>>> it's small you can just email it to me at dwil...@upei.ca. You could
>>>>>> also try converting your file to another format on your desktop (say AVI or
>>>>>> MOV) and try ingesting it again.
>>>>>> We're still working on supporting a wider variety of video
>>>>>> compression formats - unfortunately, this is tricky and requires a lot of
>>>>>> testing. So I appreciate your feedback :)
>>>>>> David
>>>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>> Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
>>>>>>> Transform files locally ?
>>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>>> Path to ffm executable:
>>>>>>> Path to ffm program on your server
>>>>>>> FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
>>>>>>> Extract Exif data locally ?
>>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>>> Path to Exiftool executable:
>>>>>>> Path to exiftool program on your server
>>>>>>> Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
>>>>>>> Create OGG locally?
>>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>>> Path to Theora executable:
>>>>>>> Path to theora program on your server
>>>>>>> Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
>>>>>>> The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still getting
>>>>>>> the error:
>>>>>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check
>>>>>>> back shortly.
>>>>>>>> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
>>>>>>>> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
>>>>>>>> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
>>>>>>>> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created
>>>>>>>> when
>>>>>>>> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
>>>>>>>> create it.
>>>>>>>> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
>>>>>>>> David
>>>>>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4
>>>>>>>> and the OGG
>>>>>>>> > file, but not the MKV file.
>>>>>>>> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site Configuration
>>>>>>>> , i don´t
>>>>>>>> > have any "Video Solution Pack
>>>>>>>> > Admin" there.
>>>>>>>> > The process i did to install this module was to download the
>>>>>>>> video folder of
>>>>>>>> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I
>>>>>>>> finalyy installe
>>>>>>>> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of
>>>>>>>> what colud be
>>>>>>>> > the problem??
>>>>>>>> > Regards
>>>>>>>> > 2012/5/1 David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>>>>> >> Hi Leandro,
>>>>>>>> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>>>>>>>> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see some
>>>>>>>> or
>>>>>>>> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>>>>>>>> >> dependencies.
>>>>>>>> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video Solution
>>>>>>>> Pack
>>>>>>>> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these
>>>>>>>> are
>>>>>>>> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>>>>>>>> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the
>>>>>>>> dependencies are
>>>>>>>> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>>>>>>>> >> David
>>>>>>>> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com>
>>>>>>>> >> wrote:
>>>>>>>> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything
>>>>>>>> goes well,
>>>>>>>> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there
>>>>>>>> that thw
>>>>>>>> >> > video
>>>>>>>> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot view
>>>>>>>> the video
>>>>>>>> >> > in
>>>>>>>> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>>>>>>>> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please
>>>>>>>> check back
>>>>>>>> >> > shortly.
>>>>>>>> >> > Any idea???
>>>>>>>> >> > 2012/4/26 David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>>>>> >> >> Hi Leandro,
>>>>>>>> >> >> Have you installed the Video Solution Pack dependencies?
>>>>>>>> Instructions
>>>>>>>> >> >> on how to install them can be found here:
>>>>>>>> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>>>>>>>> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and
>>>>>>>> i want to
>>>>>>>> >> >> > try
>>>>>>>> >> >> > the
>>>>>>>> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try
>>>>>>>> to add a
>>>>>>>> >> >> > new
>>>>>>>> >> >> > object i get this error:
>>>>>>>> >> >> > Error following Content Model Rules
>>>>>>>> >> >> > warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
>>>>>>>> /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/islandora/fedora_repository.module
>>>>>>>> >> >> > on
>>>>>>>> >> >> > line
>>>>>>>> >> >> > 331.
> I'm glad you got it working. The video solution pack won't accept ZIP
> files - it will only accept MOV, QT, AVI, and MP4 files. Some of those
> filetypes will also fail since not all codecs are supported - but we're
> working on that :)
> Regards,
> David
> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 7:23 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> Hi David, i was reviewing the video dependecies, i did again this step
>> and now everything goes well and i´m watching my videos. thanks for
>> your support!!!
>> I can tell you some other thing i noted: in the islandora sandboz i
>> tried to ingesti a video compres in a .zip file
>> and i getting an error, just try it if you want.
>>> Both the audio and video solution packs can use the same version of JW
>>> Player, but this needs to be JW Player 5. You probably already have version
>>> 5 installed, but you need to make sure that the JW Player 5 module (part of
>>> SWF Tools) is enabled.
>>> If the JW Player 5 module is enabled but it's still not working for
>>> video you might need to upgrade your JW Player library. Instructions for
>>> doing so can be found on the page I linked to in my last message.
>>> David
>>> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Leandro Castro <castroleand...@gmail.com
>>> > wrote:
>>>> Ok david, i will try it. one question: my JW Player is going well with
>>>> the audio collecction, I need a new version of JW PLayer to use with th
>>>> video collectionor not???
>>>>> Yes, this would appear to be an issue with your installation of JW
>>>>> Player - I ingested the video into http://sandbox.islandora.ca and it
>>>>> plays just fine. I've attached a screenshot of the list of Datastreams; do
>>>>> you see two MP4 files in your list of Datastreams? If you only see one,
>>>>> there may be a problem with FFMpeg.
>>>>> Let me know if you're still having problems.
>>>>> David
>>>>> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 10:11 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Hi David, ok i´m sending you the file to that address. What is
>>>>>> strange is that i converted the mp4 file to ohter formats and everithing is
>>>>>> the same result, i also download the countdown.mp4 video that you have in
>>>>>> islandora.ca virtual box, i tried to ingested and im getting the
>>>>>> same error. It seems as a problem wiht jwplayer cause if i ingested a
>>>>>> video, everything goes well, and i see .mp4, .ogg and .mkv file but in the
>>>>>> preview i´m still getting the error:
>>>>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check
>>>>>> back shortly.
>>>>>> I would appreciate any help. I´m sending the file in other email.
>>>>>>> Even though the file you're ingesting is already in MP4 format, I
>>>>>>> think JW Player is looking for an MP4 derivative (which would have a
>>>>>>> different DSID) and it's not finding it because FFMpeg isn't converting
>>>>>>> your original MP4 into a derivative MP4. I'll have to look into this.
>>>>>>> In the meantime, can you send me the file you're working with? If
>>>>>>> it's small you can just email it to me at dwil...@upei.ca. You
>>>>>>> could also try converting your file to another format on your desktop (say
>>>>>>> AVI or MOV) and try ingesting it again.
>>>>>>> We're still working on supporting a wider variety of video
>>>>>>> compression formats - unfortunately, this is tricky and requires a lot of
>>>>>>> testing. So I appreciate your feedback :)
>>>>>>> David
>>>>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>> Ok David, i go to that module and everything seems to be godd.
>>>>>>>> Transform files locally ?
>>>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>>>> Path to ffm executable:
>>>>>>>> Path to ffm program on your server
>>>>>>>> FFMpeg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg
>>>>>>>> Extract Exif data locally ?
>>>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>>>> Path to Exiftool executable:
>>>>>>>> Path to exiftool program on your server
>>>>>>>> Exiftool found at /usr/bin/exiftool
>>>>>>>> Create OGG locally?
>>>>>>>> Leave this box checked unless processing of files is done on an
>>>>>>>> external server.
>>>>>>>> Path to Theora executable:
>>>>>>>> Path to theora program on your server
>>>>>>>> Theora2ffmepg found at /usr/bin/ffmpeg2theora
>>>>>>>> The file i´m trying to ingest is and mp4 file, and i´m still
>>>>>>>> getting the error:
>>>>>>>> The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please check
>>>>>>>> back shortly.
>>>>>>>>> Go back to your modules page and re-save it (just click 'Save
>>>>>>>>> Configuration' at the bottom without making any changes). This will
>>>>>>>>> create the menu link to 'Islandora Video Solution Pack Admin' under
>>>>>>>>> Site Configuration. For some reason this link doesn't get created
>>>>>>>>> when
>>>>>>>>> you first enable the module, but re-saving your modules page will
>>>>>>>>> create it.
>>>>>>>>> What filetype is the video file you originally ingested?
>>>>>>>>> David
>>>>>>>>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 9:16 AM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> > Hi David, when I see mi detailed list of content I have the MP4
>>>>>>>>> and the OGG
>>>>>>>>> > file, but not the MKV file.
>>>>>>>>> > And also i don´t see anything in Administer > Site
>>>>>>>>> Configuration , i don´t
>>>>>>>>> > have any "Video Solution Pack
>>>>>>>>> > Admin" there.
>>>>>>>>> > The process i did to install this module was to download the
>>>>>>>>> video folder of
>>>>>>>>> > the site, then go to modules and enable the video module, I
>>>>>>>>> finalyy installe
>>>>>>>>> > all the dependencies as you told me in this email. Any idea of
>>>>>>>>> what colud be
>>>>>>>>> > the problem??
>>>>>>>>> > Regards
>>>>>>>>> > 2012/5/1 David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>>>>>> >> Hi Leandro,
>>>>>>>>> >> When you look at your Detailed list of Content you should see 3
>>>>>>>>> >> derivative video files: MKV, MP4, and OGG. If you don't see
>>>>>>>>> some or
>>>>>>>>> >> all of those derivatives, there may be something wrong with your
>>>>>>>>> >> dependencies.
>>>>>>>>> >> Go to Administer > Site Configuration > Islandora Video
>>>>>>>>> Solution Pack
>>>>>>>>> >> Admin and check the paths to your dependencies. If any of these
>>>>>>>>> are
>>>>>>>>> >> wrong the derivatives won't be created.
>>>>>>>>> >> If your derivatives are present and the paths to the
>>>>>>>>> dependencies are
>>>>>>>>> >> correct, let me know and we can troubleshoot further.
>>>>>>>>> >> David
>>>>>>>>> >> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM, Leandro Castro <
>>>>>>>>> castroleand...@gmail.com>
>>>>>>>>> >> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> >> > Hi David, I now installed all the dependencies and everything
>>>>>>>>> goes well,
>>>>>>>>> >> > also i got to de "detailed list of content" and i see there
>>>>>>>>> that thw
>>>>>>>>> >> > video
>>>>>>>>> >> > is well ingested. The only strange thing is that i cannot
>>>>>>>>> view the video
>>>>>>>>> >> > in
>>>>>>>>> >> > the repository, i´m getting this message:
>>>>>>>>> >> > The video you uploaded is currently being processed. Please
>>>>>>>>> check back
>>>>>>>>> >> > shortly.
>>>>>>>>> >> > Any idea???
>>>>>>>>> >> > 2012/4/26 David Wilcox <dwil...@upei.ca>
>>>>>>>>> >> >> Hi Leandro,
>>>>>>>>> >> >> Have you installed the Video Solution Pack dependencies?
>>>>>>>>> Instructions
>>>>>>>>> >> >> on how to install them can be found here:
>>>>>>>>> >> >> On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Leandro Castro
>>>>>>>>> >> >> <castroleand...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> >> >> > Hi, I´m working with the previous version of Islandora and
>>>>>>>>> i want to
>>>>>>>>> >> >> > try
>>>>>>>>> >> >> > the
>>>>>>>>> >> >> > video solution pack. i already installed it but when i try
>>>>>>>>> to add a
>>>>>>>>> >> >> > new
>>>>>>>>> >> >> > object i get this error:
